Sentence examples for maritime conditions from inspiring English sources

In these situations, milder maritime conditions extend much farther inland.

The territory west of the Andes Mountains is one of the world's most inhospitable: cool, rainy maritime conditions prevail throughout the year, and the yearly temperature range approximates 36 to 55 °F (2 to 13 °C).

A 3-yr (2011 to 2013) whole-farm system study was conducted on a free-draining soil type that is highly susceptible to N loss under temperate maritime conditions.

If it occurs extreme maritime conditions leading to capsizing of the platform and failure of polished rod, the gates will shut in wellhead under the compression of springs.

The region is under the influence of a convergence of different maritime conditions which together with extensive adjacent land masses marked by extreme differences in topographical features transporting continental air masses lead to a diverse climate.

For concrete exposed to maritime conditions where chloride concentration is not high, the Langmuir isotherm provides the best description of bound chloride concentration (Larsen 1998; Tang and Nilsson 1993).

It is located at the top of a hill and representative of maritime background conditions as the nearest city, Heraklion, is about 70 km away.

Because of perceived similarities in maritime winegrowing conditions, long-established East End producers have taken Médoc reds as a model since 1988, when a high-powered Bordeaux delegation gave master classes in agriculture and vinification.

Coastal regions of western Pangaea were influenced by maritime climate conditions that likely buffered temperature extremes during the end Permian.

In later centuries, shaped by geographic conditions favouring maritime industries, Denmark established trading alliances throughout northern and western Europe and beyond, particularly with Great Britain and the United States.

These sequences include a variety of scenes, weather conditions and maritime objects of interest.