Sentence examples for in the same climate from inspiring English sources

Only California and Florida have a significant number of olive trees (which do best in the same climate as citrus trees).

A rise of 10 degrees in temperature would put the six-million-acre state park, a mix of public and private lands, in the same climate zone as the mountains of North Carolina and Georgia.

As the climatic setting of such mountains is largely established tectonically, it may endure in the same climate for scores of millions of years and, as noted in 1901 by the American geomorphologist Douglas W. Johnson, a desert mountain range tends to bury itself in its own waste.

The acceptable temperature in the summer for the rural residents was found to be 0.2 1 °C higher than that of the urban residents in the same climate.

This suggests also that in those places where women become hotter because of the climate, they will become worse but not relative to men who live in the same climate.

Our findings highlight the need of a different design concept for urban with respect to non-urban buildings, even though they are, by law, in the same climate zone.

In addition, increased levels of greenhouse gases have begun to alter the world's climate, with slowly increasing surface temperatures expected by the middle of the 21st century to force species to migrate 200 300 km (about 125 185 miles) farther north in the northern temperate zone in order to remain in habitats with the same climate conditions.

Volunteers were present in the same climate-controlled environment throughout their exposure to the different maneuvers.

Both experiments were conducted in the same climate-controlled room maintained at a temperature of 25°C ± 1°C and relative humidity of 75% ± 5% (means ± SD, respectively) with a 12 12 h light:dark cycle.

Process models also suggest, as one would expect, that in some cases, the same climate trends may reduce survivorship or transmission of pathogens, parasites, and their vectors at the warmer boundaries of their current ranges (Lafferty, 2009).

This coarse resolution provides less regional details about climate change in the QTEC and results in several adjacent grid cells in the QTEC having the same climate change trajectory.