Not only did that damp marine climate probably persuade bands to stay in their garages and practise more, but it's also fairly temperate, meaning the garages were warm enough to hang out in without needing to be heated separately – unlike, say, Minneapolis, where an unheated garage is a miserable place in winter.
All seven planets are temperate, meaning that under the right atmospheric and geologic conditions, they could sustain liquid water.
The Svartisen is a "temperate glacier," meaning that its ice is right at the melting point, zero degrees Celsius.
The real Amasa was well meaning, judicious, temperate, and modest.
As to one obvious exception, the Bantu expansion southward from West Africa, Dr. Diamond said the Bantu speakers had remained in tropical Africa and had indeed failed to penetrate the temperate zones of southern Africa, meaning that they were not present at the Cape of Good Hope when the Europeans arrived.
In contrast, the thicker, coarser deposits in the temperate zone stabilised relatively rapidly, meaning that recovery could begin within weeks of the ashfall events.
In the time of Shakespeare, "complexion" carried both outward and inward meanings, as did the word "temperate" (externally, a weather condition; internally, a balance of humours).
To both of them, the countryside — meaning the rural areas of the Temperate Zone northeast — is a bore, and they prefer to look at it, if at all, from the veranda of a hotel.
In temperate environments, only one relevant phenotypic measurement can be made per year, meaning that marker effect estimates applied to progeny selections need to be robust across generations of recombination to maximize genetic gain per unit time.
The second meaning of "complexion" would communicate that the beloved's inner, cheerful, and temperate disposition is sometimes blotted out like the sun on a cloudy day.
With the reactor made sufficiently large, it can radiate heat more easily, meaning no power and no water or other cooling fluid is required for high temperate gas-cooled reactor.
