Sentence examples for temperate type from inspiring English sources

The climate there is temperate type with warm summer and very cold winter.

The heterogeneous topography of the country as well as the mountainous domination of its landscapes, Ethiopia dominantly experienced a temperate type climatic zone though located within the tropics.

The japonica subpanel, which was more highly differentiated, was divided into 4 populations (J1 to J4), including a temperate type (J2).

Fusarium spp. also have a similar mode of infection, but they tend to be more problematic under temperate-type environments, unlike M. phaseolina, which prefers dry and high-temperature conditions (Bramel-Cox et al. 1988; Klittich et al. 1997; Marasas et al. 2001; Leslie 1995; Leslie et al. 1990).

The Padi Perak and Koshihikari cultivars are categorized as tropical japonica and temperate japonica types, respectively.

For certain temperate climate types, cooling towers have the potential to produce high temperature chilled water, which when used in conjunction with radiant and displacement cooling technologies, have prompted interest in this concept as a potential approach for the conditioning of buildings.

Although no overall significant effect on woodland conversion was observed, sub-set analyses were nonetheless conducted to assess how age since transition (i.e. the age of tree stands) and woodland type (temperate deciduous, temperate coniferous, tropical, agroforestry) influence earthworm communities.

The results indicate that in the case of temperate climates the type, operation and thermal characteristics of the building should be considered carefully to determine potential benefits of the application of cool roof technology.

Temperate-water types such as the northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax) and the European anchovy (E. encrasicholus) are important food fishes; tropical ones such as the tropical anchovy or anchoveta (Cetengraulis mysticetus) are important bait, especially in the tuna fishery.

Temperate forest, vegetation type with a more or less continuous canopy of broad-leaved trees.

In conclusion, much remains to be learned about the seasonal dynamics of human influenza; however, a picture is beginning to take shape of influenza A emerging annually in a wave from tropical to temperate regions and type and subtype dominance being governed by the interaction of antigenic changes with an intrinsic period of oscillation.