Sentence examples for from the temperate from inspiring English sources
Even more intriguing, the list of creatures included some from the cold, mountainous north and others from the temperate south.
Boreal forests differ from the temperate forests further south in that they have a longer fire cycle, lots of fuel and tend to burn intensely.
AT THIS time of year, lorries carry Kashmir's crisp pears and rosy apples from the temperate valley to India's capital and beyond.
Ms. Heiman added, "They still don't have standards for the Arctic, which is very different from the temperate waters of the gulf — the ice, the wind, the darkness.
This should come as no surprise, as crop plants from the temperate zone have been transplanted to soils and climate that are unsuitable.
On the evening of August 3, 2010, Juan Carlos Aguilar began a bus journey of more than a thousand miles to reach the San José Mine, leaving from the temperate rain forests near Valdivia.
The temperate.contig119 is a light harvesting complex from photosystem I type b and was retrieved from the temperate-enriched library.
From the arctic-enriched library, 1,108 trimmed ESTs were assembled into 117 arctic unique genes; while from the temperate-enriched library 609 trimmed ESTs were assembled into 364 temperate unique genes.
After several centuries, urban forests are now composed of synthetic and spontaneous mixtures of native species, and exotic species from around the temperate world (e.g., Europe, North and South America, South Africa, Asia).
Most mtDNA haplotypes from the four temperate and warm temperate populations were unique but related, suggesting that they might be descendents from the same lineage(s).
Northbound, it rolls from Adelaide on the temperate southern coast, through low desert plateau at Alice Springs, and on to the tropical lushness of the Top End, as Aussies call their northern coast, at Darwin on the Timor Sea.
