Sentence examples for equal weather from inspiring English sources

As the temperature is higher in the deep litter system with peat than in systems with solid concrete floors under equal weather conditions [ 13], piglets in the deep litter peat system will apply less for the heat lamp and their special lying scope.

A cross-country flight and possible cold weather equal an ugly Steelers victory.

And according to the media reports, there seemed to be out in the atrocious weather equal numbers of churchgoers concerned about their pope and voters who were anxious and angry about their country.

The 102-degree temperature at kickoff equaled the hottest weather the Packers have ever played in.

In this part of the world, stormy weather equals houses of worship: Sailors and their families built the churches upon returning safely from squalls at sea. — A.R.

Hence, dendritic patterns tend to develop in areas where the river channel follows the slope of the terrain and the subsurface geology has a roughly equal resistance to weathering (Ritter et al. 1995; Twidale 2004).

By The New Yorker July 21 , 2010Internet video feeds too often equal tedium (real-time weather!) or smut, but a recent surge in the popularity of live-streamed footage of hummingbirds' nests bucks that trend.

The jackets, which are also waterproof, have been given a brand name, 15 Below — the temperature in Celsius at which Toronto begins to issue cold weather alerts, equal to 5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Internet video feeds too often equal tedium (real-time weather!) or smut, but a recent surge in the popularity of live-streamed footage of hummingbirds' nests bucks that trend.

"Given an equal draw and sensible weather that is fair to everyone, I think you will see the best players in the world all in there at the top of leaderboard at the end of the tournament," he says.

All else being equal, warmer or drier weather means less salt on the roads.