Sentence examples for natural rain from inspiring English sources

To a forager, it was perfect: a natural rain trap, sheltered against the harsh sun, and virtually hidden from the road.

Archers such as Godfrey were firing along the length of the precious pitches from the Pavilion End towards the Nursery End, but Brewer confirms that all were sufficiently skilled to clear them, and that the square was "left open to more natural rain than it would normally receive during the summer, and as a result it looks in the most fantastic nick".

During the study period the selected shrubs were not watered and they received only natural rain.

Moreover, very few studies have analyzed the effect of BSCs on runoff under natural rain conditions.

This would reveal one of the most comprehensive data set on the oscillating behavior of raindrops in natural rain.

In reality, these probabilities represent an upper bound because ash will be removed or remobilised by natural (rain, wind) and manual clean-up operations.

The experiment comprised 36 treatment plots arranged in a split-plot design, with N fertilization on major plots (either 70 or 100 kg N ha−1 applied at sowing) and water regime on sub-plots (either limited water supply, natural (rain-fed) water supply, or natural water supply + irrigation).

Both POC and DOC were evaluated in-situ under natural rains using 1 × 1 m2 runoff plots while soil CO2 emissions were assessed in the laboratory from undisturbed 0 0.05 m soil samples.

However, this approach becomes more difficult and less successful in other settings where natural, rain-fed bodies of water or irrigation channels serve as breeding sites.

The detailed description of the experimental results of the underwater spectrum of natural light rain and artificially generated rain are presented.

Browne's eloquent description of Papp's qualities as a producer is echoed throughout the book: "Joseph was as natural as rain, as approachable as your best friend, clear in his criticism of you, and absolutely splendidly wrathful about what was professional and what was not".