Sentence examples for dry temperate from inspiring English sources

4. Would that mean that flu rates would be higher in dry, temperate climates than in "humid," temperate climates?

The authorities have trained about 250 guides, including volunteers and employees of five commercial services, which thrive in the dry, temperate months culminating in collegiate spring break.

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These locations, Kuala Lumpur, Cairo, Rome and Stockholm, were chosen to represent the climatic regions of hot humid, hot dry, temperate and cold climates, respectively.

However, in dry temperate forests, wildfire is a natural disturbance agent with the potential to release large fluxes of C into the atmosphere.

Perennially dry temperate caves in New Zealand, meanwhile, yielded ancient DNA from the extinct moa and a plant community much like that present before human colonization in A.D. 1000.

However, as previously stated, there is some evidence that the effect of RH (and potentially AH) on virus survival is bimodal (Minhaz Ud-Dean 2010; Schaffer et al. 1976; Shechmeister 1950), possibly explaining dry-temperate and rainy-tropical epidemics.

Naji writes in the dry, oddly temperate style that characterizes many Al Qaeda strategy studies.

Andalusia in southern Spain might be an ideal option for you -- it is the country's warmest region, with mostly sunny, dry and temperate days, even in March.

However, he said, the "uniquely dry and temperate climate" of the region of the data center would minimize Facebook's overall carbon footprint.

Low air movement was the only reported comfort concern for this design since locally acclimatized occupants in the tropics prefer higher air movement compared to dry and temperate climates.