Sentence examples for weather staging from inspiring English sources

At the end of a volatile campaign that has seen hard-left anti-European socialists top the polls, traditionally powerful Christian democrats wiped out, and the social democrats of the Dutch Labour party slumping, it was the latter who were making the political weather, staging a remarkable comeback to rival the main governing party as election victors.

He writes: At the end of a volatile campaign that has seen hard-left anti-European socialists top the polls, traditionally powerful Christian democrats wiped out, and the social democrats of the Dutch Labour party slumping, it was the latter who were making the political weather, staging a remarkable comeback to rival the main governing party as election victors.

He sees them not as passive snowmen whose smiles droop wanly as global warming beats down on them, but as major actors on the world weather stage, scenery chewers full of pent-up energy.

The investigated samples comprise material of different weathering stages from unweathered and weathered rock to subsoil and strongly weathered topsoil.

Any particular sequence of predominant clay mineralogy found in a soil is known collectively as the set of Jackson-Sherman weathering stages.

Neoformed clay minerals and ferruginous products replaced feldspars and biotite during the most advanced weathering stage.

Soil morphological, physical, and chemical properties; salinity; surface boulder weathering (frequency and feature); classification; and weathering stages were analyzed.

We define Regolite, Saprolite, Saprock and Bedrock as four subsolum reference groups corresponding to different weathering stages.

Soil morphology and weathering stage indicate the features are early Quaternary age and younger than Alpine III deposits.

The weathering processes produced phyllosilicates and Fe-oxides; neoformed clay minerals and ferruginous products replaced feldspars and biotite during the most advanced weathering stage.

Moreover, the occurrence of various weathering stages in allochtonous material, the joint width up to 1.5 m (requiring long-term weathering), and the frequent association of tors with pediment-like forms, suggest pre-Quaternary tor formation.