Sentence examples for marine climate from inspiring English sources
noun
A relatively mild climate moderated by the presence of a large body of water
The dynamic model was validated for four different greenhouse designs under three climatic conditions: a temperate marine climate, a Mediterranean climate and a semi-arid climate.
The new proposed timescale permits direct comparison of terrestrial and marine climate proxy records from the Early Eocene Climatic Optimum at ca. ±250kyr resolution, and reveals prominent 100 kyr- and 405 kyr-scale oscillations within both records.
The marine climate zone has the lowest chiller energy consumption.
The humid subtropical marine climate is restricted to the southeast coast of Africa.
To the south and southeast the proximity of the Pacific results in a milder marine climate.
The soils developed in the material of predominantly volcanic origin under cold humid marine climate.
Continentality, a measure of the difference between continental and marine climates characterized by the increased range of temperatures that occurs over land compared with water.
However it is not clear except ambient temperature how the other ambient factors may affect the performance of EVI air-source heat pump in marine climates.
Air source heat pumps have numerous advantages in many applications over other heating equipment in marine climates with regard to energy efficiency.
A subsequent field test confirmed model predictions and elucidated underlying mechanisms, supporting specific revisions of contemporary passive solar design guidelines for the Pacific Northwest and related West Coast Marine climates.
Since land heats and cools more rapidly than bodies of water, places distant from an ocean tend to have continental climates; that is, they alternate between extremes of hot summers and cold winters, in contrast to the marine climates, which are more equable.
