Sentence examples for weak lake from inspiring English sources

These stagnation/limited dispersion events were associated with a weak lake breeze during the summer and slow-moving, large-scale high-pressure systems with weak surface pressure gradients, resulting in light winds during the winter.

There was no history of travel save for visiting her sister's cottage at the local lake a weak before where she slept at the gazebo for two nights.

AFLP analysis revealed weak genetic differentiation among lakes and no isolation by distance (IBD).

Ancient weak shorelines called strandlines from Lake Manly can easily be seen on a former island in the lake called Shoreline Butte.

The study areas were the deep lake environments with weak hydrodynamic energy, and the distance from source areas is long, the terrestrial clastics input is low during the deposition of lower member period.

Local residents' awareness of the threat from remote glacial lakes is relatively weak, and their ability to prevent GLOF disaster risks is extremely limited.

During July August the daily temperature of the air and water surface were ∼2 4 °C higher, the daily wind over the lake was ∼80% weaker, and the evaporation from the lake was ∼5% lower than the long-term July August mean.

Simulium noelleri and S. ornatum use silk pads to attach to substrates, the composition of which varies according the requirements of their habitats: S. noelleri feeds in lake outlets where weaker currents are found and S. ornatum feeds in open waters with stronger currents.

Among-lake coherence was strong for surface temperatures and weak for the timing of stratification, suggesting individual lake characteristics mediate some – but not all – ecologically relevant lake responses to climate.

There was a highly significant and strong main effect of habitat but no main effect of lake, indicating only a weak historical signal of lake origin (Table 1).

Moreover, endurance also differed between the different ecotypes, again with weak and non-significant effects of lake (Table 2, Fig. 2B).