Sentence examples for uniform climate from inspiring English sources

Even without such knowledge, hydration rims are useful for relative dating within a region of uniform climate.

A zonally uniform climate would be expected in the Northern Hemisphere during the Silurian, because it was dominated by a North Polar ocean.

The approach involves identifying a suite of soil indicators and landscape attributes for an area of relatively uniform climate.

Climate in Tierra del Fuego Island is strongly influenced by oceanic current, Antarctica proximity and the insularity feature which determines a uniform climate regime with low range of annual temperature (7 10 °C of difference) (Burgos 1985).

The physically-based and spatially-distributed Precipitation-Runoff Modeling System (PRMS) model was used to force uniform climate warming (+1 °C to +4 °C) to investigate hydrologic sensitivity to temperature increase.

Regardless, sensitivity analysis using uniform climate input data is common for localized climate modeling to bookend the range of hydrologic responses from climate change [5], [11], [20], [21].

For more than 50 years conservators around the world have sought to prevent damage to the varied objects in their collections by observing a uniform climate-control mantra: Keep everything in the museum at approximately 70 degrees Fahrenheit and 55percentt relative humidity.

The southern islands and channels have a relatively uniform cool climate throughout the year, and winters are much less severe than in Labrador (Canada), for example, which is at a comparable latitude and maritime location in the Northern Hemisphere.

Adaptation to uniform rainfall climate is also evident in the superior performance of the northerly Wollemi provenance of E. bicostata in the present trial series.

Wall thicknesses are usually at least 12 inches (30 cm), a mass that results in a high thermal capacity, keeping the internal conditions uniform in climates having large variations in temperature from day to night.

On Thursday, Democratic senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Brian Schatz launched a carbon-fee bill – and got a respectful hearing – at the American Enterprise Institute, the leading conservative thinktank, in a possible sign that the uniform opposition to political climate solutions may be softening.