Sentence examples for influences of winter from inspiring English sources

Although many studies have documented influences of winter weather, particularly snow conditions, on wolf-prey interactions (e.g., [ 19, 21- 23], we are unaware of studies showing an influence of winter climate on wolf population dynamics.

There were consistent positive influences of winter temperatures, weaker and more variable positive effects of spring and summer temperatures, and highly variable precipitation effects that ranged from positive to negative.

The results showed consistent positive influences of winter temperatures on human WNV risk, weaker and more variable positive effects of spring and summer temperatures, and highly variable precipitation effects that ranged from positive to negative.

Under the influences of early Renaissance painting, Japanese printmaking and, perhaps obliquely, Pop Art, he made flattened, precisely contoured portraits of the architect Frederick Kiesler, the art critic Katherine Kuh and the art collector Roy Neuberger.

Elsewhere, the group show progression from the contemporary r'n'b influences of 2010's debut album, Man Alive, most strikingly on slower numbers that allow the singer to inject more feeling into his often inscrutable lyrics.

"What's a Man to Do" opens with a Native Indian call, while "Lifetime" contains influences of 1990s R&B.

A complete departure from her previous studio album American Life (2003), the album includes influences of 1970s and 1980s disco, as well as modern-day club music.

Musically, "Speechless" is a power ballad with influences of 1970s rock, blues rock, glam rock with a slight element of country music as well.

It was co-produced by Timbaland and Danja and includes influences of 1980s music by artists such as Eurythmics and Hall & Oates.

Music critic Michael R. Smith from the DailyVault.com agreed with it showing techno influences, a reviewer from the publication Classic Pop Magazine found influences of 1990s inspired britpop while Digital Spy critic Nick Levine felt the album was "all over the dance-pop shop".

"Radio" is different from the usual R&B material for which Knowles is known; It is a electropop and dance-pop song that exhibits influences of 1980s synthpop, Europop, and house.