Sentence examples for second seasonal from inspiring English sources
My second seasonal splurge was at Miramar.
The female strobilus contains ovules that become seeds after being fertilised by pollen during the second seasonal growth phase.
On the other hand, shifts in land use from livestock grazing to crop farming and settlements have a two-prong influence: first, vegetation cover and diversity is reduced, and second, seasonal livestock movements vital for the exploitation of spatio-temporally distributed rangeland resources are disrupted (Byakagaba 2005; Sulieman and Ahmed 2013).
The development of female reproductive structures of Pinus species can be divided into three general phases: first seasonal growth during which pollination occurs, second seasonal growth during which fertilisation occurs and a period of cone maturation (Sweet and Bollmann 1971; Williams 2009; Fernando 2014).
Drunken with expectancy, eggnog, and a second seasonal turkey feast, we will crash into Christmas night already bored with our new toys, tired of the carols, and ready for another long winter's nap like nothing happened at all.
He then established himself back in the starting line-up following the appointment of new head coach Davide Ballardini, playing both as a winger and a deep-lying forward for the rosanero, and also managing to score both goals in Palermo's second seasonal away win, a 2 0 to Sampdoria on 18 January 2009.
Other formulas express phenomena heretofore lacking such concrete expression, such as the much discussed negative autocorrelation at the first seasonal lag quite often observed in differenced seasonally adjusted series.
Four of those new actors began as recurring guests in their first seasonal appearance, but were given top billing the following season.
Little of the third seasonal strain, influenza B, which usually arrives late in flu season, has been seen in the United States.
And first seasonal shopping spree.
I was daydreaming about the first seasonal tomatoes and a B.L.T., with bacon from happy heritage pigs.
