Sentence examples for understanding of winter from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ahrens explained that they founded the arboretum after they discovered the lack of scientific understanding of winter hardiness in trees.

The test's goal was to allow a better understanding of winter usage of the technology.

The prevailing understanding of winter embolism formation is improved in light of these results.

All gases dissolved in the xylem sap are not trapped within the ice in the stem during freezing, as has previously been assumed, thus adding a new dimension to the understanding of winter embolism formation.

This approach has demonstrated to be largely effective since the early 2000s (Hinzman et al. 2006; Chambers et al. 2008; Clilverd et al. 2009), but managers should continue to seek a further understanding of winter lake DO dynamics as increased water demand may require adaptive strategies.

What's declined is an understanding of Christmas derived from the Reformation of the 16th century.

Javid tilts at Thatcherite windmills – and shows little understanding of today's industrial revolution.

No, it is not, and to see it as such betrays a narrow understanding of today's interdependent world.

background: This lesson assumes that students will have a basic understanding of late twentieth century history, including the collapse of the Soviet Union.

This preamble is essential to an understanding of this year's contest, because however you analyse the shortlist, the news is that anything goes.

Mr. Bonnet's colleagues say that his research has greatly added to the understanding of 1,000 years of Sudan's ancient history.