Sentence examples for snow influenced from inspiring English sources

Despite his early death and enfant terrible reputation, Snow influenced many New York artists (Colen, Lowman, Ryan McGinley, the photographer Hanna Liden, not to mention his own wife, the artist Agathe Aparru) at the time.

The generally small surface roughness and the relatively low skin temperature of the snow influence near-surface air flow and stability conditions of the atmospheric boundary layer.

Snow, therefore, influences the location, food selection, and energy expenditure of large herbivores that must move across the winter landscape to feed.

Wind alters the distribution of snow, thereby influencing the availability of resources and creating spatial patterns in foraging opportunities for large herbivores.

She also enjoyed Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale The Snow Queen, which influenced her writing.

We further explored the association between attributes in shallow lakes and found that in lakes shallower than four meters, elevation, lake area, and snow depth also influenced DO.

The presence of on-ground snow-cover influences the phenological descriptors produced using some remotely sensed vegetation indices.

Finally, in the rest of the study area (Northern CE, Alpine region), a joint precipitation-snow mechanism influences floods not only in winter, but also in the spring/snowmelt period, providing some possibilities for flood forecasting.

The Pailugou catchment experiences long periods of snow cover; runoff almost ceases in winter, and is highly influenced by snow melt and refreezing processes during late spring and summer as well as the start of snow accumulation in fall.

The ice-snow melting performance of ice-snow pavement is significantly influenced by the dispersion of graphite powder, particularly through the distribution of graphite powder bunches.

The purpose was to investigate the temporal and spatial dynamics of Fe, Mn and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) as influenced by snow melt driven spring floods and landscape properties, in particular the proportion of wetland area.