Sentence examples for season cold from inspiring English sources

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Depending on the season, cold or warm water is extracted through the production well (PW), and thermally altered water is injected back into the aquifer through the IW.

It is very cold in the upper mesosphere during the summer season, cold enough for water ice particles to exist, i. e., the degree of saturation is larger than unity assuming reasonable [H2O] values.

Decision criteria with and without probabilities chose the highest density (D3) as the best option in dry and rainy season (both warm seasons), and D1 in the cold-front season (cold season).

We conducted a whole-system (biological + industrial) carbon budget analysis of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (CNNF), a 615,000 hectare temperate forest region in Northern Wisconsin, U.S. The region is characterized by moderate tree species diversity, gently rolling terrain, short growing season, cold winters, and a well-developed forest products industry.

The area has a short growing season, cold winters, little precipitation and poor soil quality created by the gneiss bedrock.

For those who manage to keep going through that first season, cold-water swimming often becomes a lifelong passion.

For this reason, early season, cold-weather ascents are recommended for most routes up Garibaldi.

A full factorial model with factors Year (2001 vs. 2002) and Season (cold-dry vs. warm-rainy) was fitted to each response variable (occurrence of rotavirus, enterovirus and astrovirus; abundance of TC, FC, and FE) separately.

These include: season (cold-dry, hot-dry, and warm-wet), pen type (open and sealed), age (in days and weeks), stocking density of layers per pen, and daily amount of feed consumption.

The winter season is now colder and longer and the summer season colder and shorter.