Sentence examples for particular seasons from inspiring English sources
Particular seasons or seasonal transitions (e.g., snowmelt, early spring) or events (e.g., litterfall, floods) can account for a very high percentage of annual or decadal denitrification activity (McClain et al. 2003).
Like all migratory animals, the birds travel to take advantage of food that is available in particular seasons.
A botanical garden that aspires to large plant collections must also have storage areas that provide temperature conditions favourable to certain species at particular seasons.
One is that it may conserve energy at some times of day in the same way hibernation does during particular seasons.
It was supplemented from the 1020s by the Truce of God, which forbade fighting on certain days or during particular seasons of the year and which helped to mold a new conception of the knight as a Christian warrior prohibited from shedding the blood of other Christians.
The impacts of each factor depend on GCM configurations, emissions pathways, sub-regions, and particular seasons and crops.
But according to the confused retail clock, this is not any particular season.
The star of this particular season, the Australian Gemma Ward, is just 17.
Despite their different ages and outlooks, he is to them just the man for this particular season.
By the 1970s, eggs had become a standard supermarket item with no particular season, region or source attached.
("Cycle" is the word for "season" here, as rounds come up so frequently they cannot be said to correspond to any particular season).
