Sentence examples similar to post-spring period from inspiring English sources

Or said another way, post-spring break.

Cashmere harvesting and buying takes place over a short spring period in nomadic areas.

Nutrient inputs are often restricted to the winter to early spring period.

First, to characterize the general timing of the pollen periods and the outcomes, we standardized each series so that its maximum height is 100 in each spring period.

The choice of the period was based on a preliminary study, which showed that approximately 80% of NRVI cases occur during the winter-spring period [ 35].

Some "post spring" entities already exhibit progressive symptoms of failed states.

These evaluations corresponded to the summer, fall, winter, and spring periods, respectively.

The plight of populations in the post-dzud period which lasts from late February to early spring is also a period of concern with food supplies having been exhausted and the animal supply severely depleted, and the risk of disease heightened.

After the flood of third-rate Western imports that came rushing in during the initial post-soviet period, Russian publishing has again aimed its sights higher, with the publication this spring of a new book by Mr. Solzhenitsyn on Russian-Jewish relations and the first Russian translation of "The Icon and the Axe," Dr. Billington's landmark book on the origins of Russian culture.

§ 4280.48 Post selection period.

This is in a post-apostolic period.