Sentence examples for dry mean from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix metropolitan region is in the northern portion of the Sonoran Desert which has a warm (mean summer high temperature of 40°C) and dry (mean annual precipitation of 193 mm) climate with two distinct wet seasons - one in winter and the other in summer (Bowers and Dimmitt [1994]).

In December, the coldest month, temperatures still average around 20 24 C. The months between March to May are hot and dry; mean monthly temperatures hover around 32 °C, with 320 mmprecipitation.

Similarly, "they may have played tennis, or they may have gone boating" suggests I don't know what they did; "they might have played tennis if the weather had been dry" means they didn't, because it wasn't.

For box-patterned geckos, staying dry means staying clean.

Comminution can be performed either by wet or dry means [2].

Changes in seasons from wet to dry meant that available forage material is fibrous and is not palatable, hence lowering DMI.

You can teach what "Wiped Clean and Dry" means but focus on what you want.

Ocular examination (Table 1) showed that, on average, the participants suffered from moderate to severe dry eye: mean Oxford score was 7.2, mean VB score was 5.3.

The climate is generally cool and dry with mean January and July temperatures of -11.4°C and 10.8°C, respectively, and mean annual precipitation of 56.3 cm [ 20].

The summer is hot and dry with mean daily temperature ranging from 19 to 31 °C.

When it rains, sometimes it's better to just get wet especially when staying dry could mean being digested alive.