Sentence examples for typical rain from inspiring English sources

This exhibition features four profusely detailed, medium-large panel paintings devoted to the flora and fauna of a typical rain forest.

This might be attributed to the high density of monitoring stations in comparison to the spatial extent of a typical rain event.

As the westerlies rise over the Andes, most of their moisture is released in orographic precipitation, while on the lee side a typical rain shadow develops over the vast desert and semidesert region of Patagonia.

Excluding intensities below 0.1 mm h−1, the equivalent of what a typical rain gauge would be able to measure, the global occurrence reduces to 6.2% (rainfall 4.9%, snowfall 1.2% and mixed phase precipitation 0.1%).

Gabon is a typical rain forest country of Central Africa, with 1 517 685 inhabitants and a surface area of 270 000 square kilometers.

Where only monthly rainfall values are available without any information on the number of rainy days, the number of events within the month can be estimated by dividing the monthly rainfall depth by the depth of a typical rain event.

Loepez-Bellido et al. [19] reported that in a typical rain-fed area of southern Spain, the nitrate nitrogen residue in soil increased with time, accumulated mostly in the 30 60 cm soil layer, and additionally the average nitrate residue was 82, 88, 116 and 145 kg N/ha in the 0 90 cm soil layer at the N rates of 0, 50, 100 and 150 kg N/ha, respectively.

Atlanta has received just a fraction of its typical autumn rain.

"All this seemed like was a typical Florida rain storm," said Lori Siler, an accountant who lives in Tampa.

Effectiveness of the EDSS has been tested in a specially designed virtual UWS, including two sewers systems, two WWTP and one river subjected to typical Mediterranean rain conditions.

The reduced drought abundance detected in maize can be attributed to typical heavy rain events in the summer replenishing soil water [7, 17], especially in the more continental Eastern regions.