Sentence examples for shallow snow from inspiring English sources

We then documented the mobility of the robot for 10 cases of deep snow and four cases of shallow snow.

Increased albedo, due to shallow snow cover, reduces the absorption of solar irradiation and decreases soil temperature.

The next year, he landed on his back in shallow snow amid rocks after skiing off a 185-foot cliff in Switzerland.

In landscapes that exhibit undulating topography with alternating sequences of exposed and sheltered terrain, wind action can strongly influence snow pack distribution, with exposed terrain typically characterized by absent or shallow snow pack relative to the deeper snow pack of more sheltered terrain, and all areas strongly dependent on what lies upwind.

"Snow-free breaks" (SFBs) with intermittent snow cover in the cold season were principally observed in the Tibetan Plateau and Central Asia, causing a low sensitivity of snow cover persistence period to the timings of snow cover onset and disappearance over the areas with shallow snow.

Its sheltered valley is a favorite of elk, which we saw outside our window pawing in shallow snow for grass to eat.

Although no El Niño periods are the same, in Australia they are generally associated with less rainfall, warmer temperatures, shallower snow depths and higher fire risk.

Eggs were present mostly on those areas showing shallower snow depths in winter, while viviparae and oviparae forms were found at a range of depths.

Eggs were found in those patches that showed shallower snow depths in winter, although the aphid was more widely distributed across areas that showed a range of snow depths.

In August, the aphid, at the three life stages scored (viviparae, oviparae/males and eggs), was present most frequently in those D. octopetala patches with the most advanced plant phenology and which showed shallower snow depths in spring.

caribou) have been recognized (boreal caribou, shallow-snow mountain caribou, and deep-snow mountain caribou; Heard and Vagt 1998), but the correspondence between ecotypic and genetic variation is even less clear than the correspondence between subspecies and phylogeography (Serrouya et al. 2012).