Sentence examples for moderate springs from inspiring English sources

Weather records for the study period confirmed that northeastern Seoul belongs to the temperate climate zone having humid, hot summers and dry, cold winters with intervening moderate springs and falls.

The current risk of FHB epidemics is low to moderate for spring wheat and barley over much of the state but precipitation patterns have been highly variable across the state.

Low- to moderate-intensity spring burning killed the majority of bitterbrush plants on replicate plots.

Despite introductions across most of the contiguous US, the Northeast and Pacific Northwest regions characterized by wet warm springs and moderate summers offer the highest habitat suitability for both perennials.

The ship was tested in regular waves of moderate amplitude to analyse springing, and in severe irregular seas for whipping response.

Results: Model predictions, based on a damping ratio of 0.15 (moderate damping) and PA spring stiffness coefficient ranging from 25to6060 kN/m, showed good agreement with in vivo human studies.

It is humid, often with moisture surplus in autumn and spring, but moderate deficits in summer (Escobar et al., 1996) Average annual temperature in Corrientes Province varies from 19.5°C in the south of the province to 22.0°C in the north.

The stored stresses are released by frequent micro to moderate earthquakes through the thermal spring areas located in the West Coast of India, whereas in the rest of the Peninsula the stress release is through less frequently occurring moderate earthquakes (Chadha, 1992).

Despite the moderate k 1 value, the customized spring potential is proven to be effective by the simulation result next.

In 1982, the United States Football League formed as a spring league, and enjoyed moderate success during its first two seasons behind such stars as Jim Kelly and Herschel Walker.

Within a moderate strain (20%), the CNT rope behaved like a spring with a stable spring constant when stretched by 1000 times with energy absorption during contraction [36, 37, 38].