Sentence examples for distinct weather from inspiring English sources

The timing doesn't hurt either: the show is always in February, when Tucson has a distinct weather advantage.

Moreover, the model was capable of reproducing slug population dynamics at two sites, with distinct weather and some 100 km apart, with minor changes in initialisation values but no change in model structure and parameter values.

For the notional all-electric ship conceived and assessed in this work, the results verify the capability of vemESRDC to capture dynamic thermal interactions between shipboard equipment and their respective surroundings and cooling systems, e.g., the tool provides practical insights into pulse load cooling strategy, and different solutions are obtained for distinct weather conditions.

Richardson draws from cinematic techniques as well as conventions of landscape paintings to illustrate the distinct weather patterns, geology, and soundscapes of her awe-inspiring environment.

Most of the state experiences two distinct weather seasons: a warm summer with higher rainfall and a mild winter with lower rainfall.

Determining the relevance, if any, of these observations to human pneumococcal infections would be advanced by a detailed description of the seasonal patterns of pneumococcal infections of various age groups and different geographic areas with distinct weather patterns.

For this purpose, appropriate closed form (parametric) distributions are described for intact rock and discontinuity parameters of the Ankara andesites at three distinct weathering grades.

Thin sections of the granite sample from B1 show distinct weathering reactions of opaque minerals to reddish secondary minerals that indicate the oxidation of pyrite to goethite (Figure 8).

The low abundance of iron oxyhydroxides and the poor diversity of sulphates, compared to analogous localities, indicate a distinct weathering scenario, with a persistence of acidic water and an extensive leaching leading to the maintenance of only insoluble sulphates.

Its remnants remained visible until September 24, when they were no longer distinct via weather satellite.

There are two distinct local weather phenomena, marked downslope lee winds caused by the proximity of the Pennines, leading to super geostrophic winds which can reach in excess of 60 KT (70 mph), most commonly in winter and spring.