Sentence examples for spring moisture from inspiring English sources
Ravi Bopara pushed stiffly to second slip, Greg Smith was bowled poking forward at his first ball, and Ben Foakes unimpressed to be given out leg before for another golden duck as Groenewald, a 30-year-old South African who has settled in the Midlands, exploited inevitable spring moisture to show again what a shrewd signing he has been from Warwickshire.
These assemblages are arrayed along environmental gradients of decreasing spring moisture stress, decreasing maximum temperatures, and increasing minimum temperatures.
Grasses and plants which grew well in the early summer from the abundant spring moisture produced plenty of grass, which soon turned to dry tinder.
Montane populations, at higher altitude and farther from the sea, are exposed to colder winters and prolonged spring moisture compared to coastal populations.
On average within the study area, there is some initial spring soil moisture associated with snowmelt; however, for the purposes of this model, soil moisture was recharged with precipitation and/or irrigation water.
In many midlatitude climates the rising curves of insolation and plant growth during spring and early summer cause soil moisture depletion, leading eventually to a deficit that is often strong enough to reduce runoff and streamflow.
Here there is sufficient moisture in the spring to promote survival of eggs and there is a close interrelation between the definitive and intermediate hosts.
In the following spring, difference in the soil moisture in bare and vegetated slopes is gradually wiped out because of the frequent rainfall.
Two combinations of spring defoliation, one for each fall moisture regime, were composed of a factorial array of three spring clipping dates (early May, late May, mid-June) and three levels of defoliation (0%, 40 %, 80).
The moisture-dependent, including spring back, swelling of the compressed wood block and the creep of the Glulam were considered in the modelling.
