Sentence examples for types of climatic from inspiring English sources

These coatings are exposed to different types of climatic conditions.

From an animal welfare perspective it is important to understand the necessary requirements of feed and water trough allowances, and the amount of pen space required, to cope with exposure to these types of climatic conditions.

For example, we found no difference between k values for the sites Kib ('cold and wet') and Sig ('warm and dry'), which may simply reflect different types of climatic limitations for wood decaying fungi when compared to the 'warm and wet' optimum, which was not represented in our design.

These include the omnivorous feeding habit, and current patterns of distribution for the two species which might be widely distributed and adapted to different types of climatic and ecological conditions as a result of phenotypic plasticity provided by ancestral rearrangements.

Improved knowledge of the specific mechanisms that affect overwintering mosquito activity and survival would help to more precisely identify the types of climatic anomalies that can influence WNV risk during the subsequent summer.

However, the literature from other disease models suggests that the magnitude of these influences may vary by the intensity and types of climatic changes that occur in a given location.

The present solar cooker has been found as first kind of SBC which can efficiently perform on forced convection in any type of climatic conditions.

Conversely, oceanic systems provide one type of climatic setting suitable to the development of temperate rainforest, alongside other and contrasting landscapes such as the orographic climate of continental mountains.

Any type of climatic change causes changes in the solar radiations and in the ambient temperature, hence causing changes in the solar PV output performance.

This method is applicable to any type of climatic location of India to choose the best suitable technology for that specific location.

On the other hand, use of the term 'eczema' is probably less prone to this type of climatic confounding and shows a similar pattern to hay fever in both age groups.