Sentence examples for dry range from inspiring English sources

The livestock keepers who make use of the dry range coming and going across borders have often been viewed with suspicion and deemed backward by government authorities.

Their effectiveness is evident in parts of the Middle East and Africa where dry range and desert lands have been almost completely denuded by grazing goats.

It is flanked to the right by the Grapevine Mountains and to the left by the notorious Funeral Mountains, an extremely dry range that is nearly devoid of springs.

Many studies have demonstrated the lack of reliability of pressure plates apparatus when they are used to measure the soil water retention curve in the dry range, due to low plate and soil conductance, lack of hydrostatic equilibrium, lack of soil plate contact and soil dispersion.

In their recent network study on beech, highest sensitivity and low resistance to drought is namely reported in the core of the species range, while dry range edge populations were characterized by particularly high drought resistance.

The highest PAH concentrations in sediments are in the 10,000 to 50,000 ng/g (dry) range.

In fact, depending on the model, the actual effect of going dry ranges from a 5 percent increase to a 13 percent decrease in state homicide rates, with margins of error of 4 percentage points.

Moreover, the exergy efficiency of solar drying ranged from 1% to 93%, with an average of 30%.

In-plane tensile stress after drying ranged from 30 MPa (dense coatings) to 5 MPa (macrovoid-containing coating).

Cactus cladodes are an excellent succulent supplement on dry Karoo range (shrub type veldt, high in protein), or in dry grass range during winter, with a protein-rich supplement.

The other craters are dry and range from 40 to 143 feet (12 to 44 m) in diameter.