The Loire Basin has a temperate maritime climate, with no consistent dry season and with heavy precipitation, including winter snowfall, in the highlands that occupy its upper basin.
These findings indicate that while landscape samples inside may be similar to themselves, they are dissimilar to those taken in a similar temperate forest biome with no recorded history of human decomposition.
Gascoigne subsequently refused to watch England matches in the 1998 World Cup, just as a more temperate man, Sebastian Coe, had holidayed on an island with no televisions during the 1988 Olympics.
The low temperature effect could be explained by the high elevation of the city, resulting in a sub-tropical (almost temperate) climate, which is cool almost all year round, with no temperature extremes reported so far.
To your credit, you showed admirable restraint by not pushing the patient's gurney down a flight of steps as a less temperate person (me) might have — raising the question of why an intemperate person with no medical training (me) was working in the E.R.
Tunisia is situated in the warm temperate zone between latitudes 37° and 30° N. In the north the climate is Mediterranean, characterized by mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers with no marked intervening seasons.
In many temperate regions worldwide, a large portion of deciduous forest grows on former agricultural land, while a smaller portion is 'ancient' forest on sites with no historical record of agricultural land use.
Most Paris papers, though they take a Left or Right line -some like Combat, in maddening alternation - as a rule agree with no party and criticize all, being what is called nowadays "independents," of which Le Monde itself is the most august and temperate example.
Some of the country's richest and poorest people flock to the city, enjoying its beauty and vitally important for people with no permanent home temperate weather.
Myrsinaceae, or the Myrsine family, is pantropical and temperate, especially north temperate, with species from trees to herbs.
