Sentence examples for hot temperate from inspiring English sources

The area has a hot temperate climate, with mean maximum summer temperatures (July) of about 45 °C and minimum winter temperatures (January) of 15 ° C. The climate of the study area is considered to be arid with annual precipitation being approximately 100 mm.

We grouped the 30 kebeles of Bonke Woreda into three climatic zones (hot, temperate, and cold).

Other definitions use the term to apply only to hot and temperate deserts, a restriction followed in this account.

While they experience lower temperatures than the more typical hot deserts, temperate deserts are similar in aridity and consequent environmental features including landforms and soils.

The study area falls into three agro-climatic zones: hot (Kolla), temperate (Woina Dega) and cool (Dega) climatic zone (MOA 1998).

Bamboo showed disadvantages in severe cold and cold zones, and advantages in full bamboo/timber constructions in hot and temperate regions.

This represents an impressive geographical range stretching over three continental zones and including both, hot and temperate climates, an achievement that no other human malaria parasite has made.

However, when twelve volunteers performed a maximal incremental exercise in hot and temperate environments, early exercise cessation occurred in the hot trial along with higher core temperature and heart rate values but lower peripheral fatigue levels (Racinais and Girard 2012).

The majority of the assays include simultaneous detection of several Dickeya spp. and Pba, which for a long time were considered as the foremost pathogens in both hot and temperate climatic regions, respectively.

Divisive and hot-tempered partisanship would give way to healing and temperate leadership, not least by means of Obama's eloquence, rational policies, and good faith.

The building was considered in three Australian climate zones (zones 3, 5 and 7) representing hot arid, warm temperate and cool temperate climates, respectively.