Sentence examples for freezing climatic from inspiring English sources

Eriophorum angustifolium is a hardy, herbaceous, rhizomatous, perennial plant, meaning that it is resilient to cold and freezing climatic conditions, dies back at the end of its growing season, has creeping rootstalks, and lives for over two years.

Breeding efforts have focused on development of cultivars with broader climatic adaptation (increased freezing tolerance for northern regions and reduced chilling requirements for southern regions), broader soil adaptation (ability to grow in higher pH soils), disease and pest resistance, mechanical handling tolerance, and high fruit quality [ 1].

Refined design factors are suggested using a Monte-Carlo simulation to ensure the sustainable performance of CFRP-retrofit systems for climatic regions with which freezing environment is associated.

Suppliers add a chemical that traps microscopic air bubbles to help the concrete handle the expansion and shrinkage caused by climatic changes such as freezing.

While salinity stress occurs predictably every year in the roadside, freezing and drought occur randomly, depending on climatic conditions.

We know that these two climatic indices are both linked to diverse features of North American climate, such as seasonal temperature means, liquid precipitation, freezing and snowfall.

The researchers note that the loss of genetic diversity in west European Neanderthals coincided with a climatic episode known as Marine Isotope Stage Three, which was characterised by several brief periods of freezing temperatures.

This study conducted experiments on freezing process of water droplets on glass slides covered with superhydrophobic coatings under the continuous water spray condition in the artificial climatic chamber which could simulate low temperature and high humidity environments.

Vertical climatic zones are particularly well-defined in the Andes, ranging from humid to warm (tierra caliente) at the base or foothills; temperate and semi-humid (tierra templada) at mid-level; cool and dry (tierra fría) in the highlands; and cold to freezing (tierra helada) in the glacial summit areas.

And freezing.

In future it would be interesting to explore the role that related traits, order of trait acquisition, and climatic history have played in the observed patterns of salt tolerance evolution, as has been examined for C4 photosynthesis [ 23] and freezing tolerance [ 34].