Sentence examples for temperate nature from inspiring English sources

Jack Morey contends that his eccentricity, combined with his brother's temperate nature, keeps the Morey Organization dynamic.

Consider her claim that "the greater nobility and worthiness of a woman's body is shown by its delicacy, its complexion, and its temperate nature, as well as by its beauty," (1601b, 57).

Snow is uncommon even on peaks above 1500 feet, further exemplifying the mild, temperate nature of this northern latitude; however, light snow mixed with rain is common during the winter months.

Sedimentary indicators of seasonality further refute the temperate nature of this assemblage [91], [92].

The genome of phage SV1 was sequenced previously and, consistent with the temperate nature of the phage, g27 encodes an integrase [ 15].

Temperate by nature, she is assigned a… This dizzying satire imagines a counterfactual history in which the roles of Africans and Europeans in the slave trade are reversed.

Temperate by nature, she is assigned a difficult client, a former mathematics professor who, because of an automobile accident, has only eighty minutes of short-term memory and is stuck in the year 1975.

In many temperate forests, close-to-nature management approaches have gained widespread public support and have already led to considerable changes in silvicultural approaches.

The hill keeps the cellars naturally temperate.

For more than two decades, I have watched him fill sheaves of paper in longhand, whether jotting down admonitions for healthy travel or a few years back myriad facts he (and another UCLA colleague and I) fashioned into a paper for Nature about how temperate and tropical zoonotic pathogens transform into pathogens exclusively infecting humans (Wolfe N, Panosian Dunavan C, Diamond J, 2007).

Barley is an important crop but also a model plant for temperate cereals because of its diploid nature and rich genetics.