Sentence examples for duration of bloom from inspiring English sources

Taking a cue from the high-stakes testing now so dominant in public education, Mr. Kukielski, who with his crew cut and beefy arms, looks more drill sergeant than rosarian, uses a 10-point rating scale for his roses, compiling data points like form, color, fragrance, foliage, duration of bloom and, most important, hardiness.

Duration of bloom of different crops differ widely as do persistence of different pesticides, but we here chose a 30 day exposure period as typical.

Monthly SeaWiFS composites illustrated the spatial extent of a bimodal seasonal pattern, including prominent spring and fall phytoplankton blooms; and the approximate 115 cloud-free scenes per year revealed interannual variations in the timing, magnitude and duration of phytoplankton blooms.

Onset and duration of cyanobacteria blooms are controlled by the nutrient content [30] as well as by water disturbances induced e.g. by wind [31] and drainage of water from the Yangtze River.

The hypothesis suggests that most fish in temperate waters spawn at a fixed time, while the prey of larval fish (zooplankton) depend on the variation in time of onset and duration of spring blooms [4], [5].

The timing, amplitude, and duration of spring blooms directly and indirectly affect the survival and recruitment of many marine species, particularly in temperate and boreal ecosystems (e.g. [6]).

Center research has shown that average Karenia cell concentrations along the west coast of Florida have been increasing over the last 50 years, along with increases in the geographic extent and duration of the blooms [ 17].

We introduce two novel structures of Bloom Filters: Fragmented Bloom Filters and Iterated Bloom Filters.

The analysis indicated that the timing, size and duration of the phytoplankton bloom in this area are largely controlled by both meteorological and oceanographic conditions at different scales; this means that it is likely to vary widely from one year to another.

This significant coastal pollution problem includes impacts including increased areas and severity of hypoxic and anoxic waters; alteration of food webs; degradation and loss of sea grass beds, kelp beds and coral reefs; loss of biodiversity; and increased incidences and duration of harmful algal blooms (Scavia and Bricker 2006).

Perhaps a combination of global change and other indirect human perturbations to the marine environment account for the apparent growth in number and duration of harmful algal blooms: in recent years New England has experienced some of the worst episodes on record.