Sentence examples for oceanic influences from inspiring English sources
A continental climate, modified by oceanic influences, prevails, with hot summers and long winters.
Mediterranean, Saharan, and oceanic influences produce seasonal precipitation, occasional dry winds, and thermal equability, respectively, in the Madeiras.
All of France is considered to be under the effect of oceanic influences, moderated by the North Atlantic Drift on the west and the Mediterranean Sea on the south.
We assess atmospheric versus oceanic influences on glacial discharge at this location, using analyses of diatom geochemistry to reconstruct atmospherically forced glacial ice discharge and diatom assemblage ecology to investigate the oceanic environment.
Q. ilex-type had a more favourable position than deciduous Quercus across the Cantabrian southern slopes and northwest of the adjacent Iberian Cordillera, where oceanic influences have become attenuated by summer drought and continentality.
All cemeteries in the study sample are located in the same climate transition zone of the clearly temperate climate (dominated by oceanic influences), typical of Lower Silesia.
Eastward from Britain and western France through central Europe into Russia there is a progressive decrease in this oceanic influence.
Isotopic signatures of particulate organic matter from lakes and rivers were distinct from their counterparts in oceanic influenced stations.
One, located at the entrance to Laguna Macapule (oceanic influence) and the other a discharge canal (eutrophic conditions) inside the lagoon at El Tortugón.
The oceanic influence in airmasses from these origins is highlighted by the stable isotopic content (weighted mean close to the Atlantic Ocean signature) and by the chemical concentrations dominated by sea salt elements.
Temperature and discharge have equivalent relations with concentrations in this catchment because of its specific climatic conditions (temperate under oceanic influence), which makes evapotranspiration the main factor controlling seasonality.
