Sentence examples for drought originated from inspiring English sources

The legend of the one-horned wizard who traps the dragon gods of rain and causes a searing drought originated in India and was later transmitted by the Chinese to Japan, where it is dramatized in Noh (Ikkaku sennin ["The One-Horned Wizard"]) and in Kabuki (Narukami [Saint Narukami and the God Fudō]).

In general, a drought originates from precipitation deficit and thus the antecedent meteorological drought may provide predictive information for other types of drought.

The Knicks missed their first eight shots to start the fourth quarter, continuing a drought that originated in the third quarter.

Remarkably, the majority of the reproductive stage drought tolerant accessions originated from Bangladesh (129) and India (112).

Nearly 75% of drought tolerant accessions also originated from Bangladesh and adjacent Indian states.

It is likely that a high level of flavonoids may protect A. mongolicus cells from oxidative stress originated from drought and cold, and hence they contribute to stress tolerance.

On average, gullies have expanded slightly since 1975, but these incisions appear to have originated in the drought years of the 1980s.

Taub), is a drought-tolerant annual legume, which originated in the India-Pakistan area, and was introduced into the United States in 1903 [ 1].

Using this strategy, 988 accessions originated from 47 countries were screened in fields for yield performance under drought and well-watered conditions during 2004-2009 (Torret et al. 2013).

Potential implications are that the SPDI-JDI allows for insights into different impacts of drought and leads to high probability of drought detection versus multi-source drought information, implying attractive properties originating from its physically inclusive and multivariate joint probabilistic combined nature.

The acidic groundwater (0.5 2 m below lake bed) at these sites is likely to have originated from the transport of acid from the upper oxidised sediment layer formed during the drought.