Sentence examples for summer drying from inspiring English sources

It means a summer drying out of the interiors of continents, with a threat to agriculture systems, planetwide.

It tells the story of Ningiuq (Ms. Piujuq Ivalu), a wise old woman, who, with her lifetime friend Kutuujuk (Mary Qulitalik) and 10-year-old grandson, Maniq (Paul-Dylan Ivalu), is transported by kayak to a remote island to spend the final weeks of a bountiful summer drying salmon and caribou meat for the coming winter.

In other regions, an earlier summer-autumn leaf fall caused an even shorter growing season, which could be related to the increased summer drying (i.e., lower soil moisture).

Thus, spatially distributed simulations are needed to evaluate if projected climate change driven warming and possible summer drying in the Pacific Northwest [39] would act to increase or decrease ecoregion mean NEP [7, 63].

The profile of moisture loss presented in Figure 1 is typical of summer drying, and similar in shape to those reported in many other studies, such as the drying trial of exposed stem wood and branches completed by Hall (2000).

The faster summer drying obtained in the New Zealand trial could be related to more favourable climate or site conditions, as well as to the relative small size of the stacks and the extensive debarking of test logs, all of which are known to accelerate drying (Röser et al. 2010).

As noted by Bergstrand (2012), drying rate is a critical parameter for attaining homogeneous films.

Set it aside and revisit it tomorrow; drying will take at least one day.

In 1999, however, the spring dried up.

The seeds are harvested from pumpkins in the fall, dried and roasted on millstones and pressed.

Yesterday, dried blood stained the sidewalk, and candles had been placed several feet away.