Sentence examples for groups of seasons from inspiring English sources

To identify the diurnal and seasonal variations of daytime scintillation (between 06:00 LT and 18 00 LT), the amplitude scintillation activities are categorized into three groups of seasons, namely, summer (May, June, July, and August), winter (November, December, January, and February), and equinox (September, October, March, and April).

"Vodka Lemon" could be an Ice Capades version of a Beckett play, with a group of seasoned though modest hammy actors in complete control.

On May 19, Green Lantern soft-opened to a select group of season-pass holders, media and families from Children's Miracle Network.

Forty-two percent of the groups of first-season grazers were turned out onto a pasture that had been used only for first-season grazing heifers during previous seasons.

Fifty-five percent of the groups of first-season grazing calves were turned out to pasture in May, 38% of the groups were turned out in June, and 7% were turned out later than June.

In 38% of the herds the calves were turned out to pasture at different time points and therefore several groups of first-season grazing calves were out on pasture on these farms during the grazing period.

African Development Bank President Donald Kaberuka told a small group of journalists, "Seasons have become completely unpredictable.

The formats vary, ranging from staged presentations to speed-dating forums in front of small groups of investors and seasoned entrepreneurs.

In consequence, Borussia Dortmund beat Arsenal, 2-1, in what always looked like, and is proving to be, the tightest group of this season's Champions League.

"We're going to evaluate that," Goodell told reporters, following a 40-minute question-and-answer session with a group of Broncos season ticket holders.

The city would pay $187 million and the province $200 million, with an additional $13 million coming from a group of prospective season-ticket holders called J'ai Ma Place (I Have My Place), who have promised to pay for their seats in advance.