Sentence examples for snow depends from inspiring English sources

The thermal conductivity of snow depends on its density.

"The impact of the snow depends on whether you did a good enough job preparing for it and the best job coping with it," he said, adding that the supermarket had bought 12,000 tonnes of salt compared with 750 tonnes the previous year.

The texture of the "snow" depends on a variety of factors such as the ingredients, the amount of cream or milk, and how frozen the block is.

In Shaanxi Province, in northern China, Mr. Huang was one of several interpreters Mr. Snow depended on when he interviewed top Communist rebels.

This rapidly developing storm was affecting about half of the Lower 48 on Wednesday morning with wind, heavy rain and/or snow — depending on location.

In New York where the average January high is 38F and low is 27F, you want either somewhat below to normal temperatures for snow depending on the time of day.

And your time in the sauna should be interspersed with plenty of dips in ice-cold water or snow, depending on what's available.

For what it's worth, my wife and I shovel snow depending on who has the most free time available to do it.

Yes, it most definitely was filthy, but it was also the surface of a strange planet, a rocky quarry for cars, and a blanket of fluffy white snow, depending on who was looking at it.

The snow pressure depends mainly on the snow depth, snow density, slope angle, gliding factor and efficiency factor.

Snow largely depends on the Jet Stream, a River Nile of air, four to six miles up and 300 or more miles wide that girdles the globe.