Sentence examples for intense frost from inspiring English sources

This one is for Christmas Day 1872: "It was an intense frost.

In the 2012 2013 sampling, oviposition occurred preferentially proximally to leaf cracks (possibly induced by intense frost events); we infer that this could be a strategy of this taxon to establish an 'easier' access to moisture.

In the High Arctic, the barren expanses of Devon Plateau, Devon Island, are affected by intense frost action that conditions geomorphic processes at the landscape level, soil formation at the profile level, and the establishment and distribution of vascular plants at microsites.

Intense seasonal frost action, repeated freezing and thawing throughout the year, produces small-scale patterned ground.

In all cases, camellias must be sheltered from wind, intense sun and frost exposure.

But in the last few years uncharacteristic and unpredictable weather – flooding, frosts, hail, intense heat and drought – has bombarded it.

The extremely sharp daily fluctuations of temperature in the high-elevation zone create conditions of intense weathering from heat and frost, producing enormous quantities of loose material in those areas.

The steep abiotic gradients include wide diurnal temperature fluctuations, occasional frost in summer, intense irradiation even at low temperatures, a large increase in ultraviolet radiation (UVR) with altitude, and high impacts by wind or storms that produce short-term drought and abrasion.

This can be done if the sweetness of the frosting becomes too intense as you eat it or if you want to save a little for the end.

Some of the common weather-related issues associated with most cameras were (i) intense and direct sunlight, (ii) presence of frost or rain drops on the camera lens, and (iii) the reflection of light from the wet road surface.

But we do not really understand the phenomenon until it has been explained in terms of the rational actions of economic agents: an early frost reduces yields, leading to less intense price competition among suppliers, more among consumers, etc.