Sentence examples for winter's onset from inspiring English sources

Cuts in the meteorological budget may have led to a seriously late forecast for winter's onset -- and the stranding of supply barges that now cannot sail up frozen rivers.

The results show significant phenology shifts, in particular an earlier winter-spring onset of grass growth over Europe.

The model projects shifts in phenology characterized by an earlier winter-spring onset of grass growth over Europe caused by warming.

According to the projections by ORCHIDEE-GM v2.2, the earlier winter-spring onset will continue over most European grasslands (Fig. 3a, b).

Leaf buds were sampled from blackcurrant plants throughout the different dormancy phases, from mid-winter following onset of dormancy through to spring when bud-burst was prevalent.

Facing a winter drought, and an onset of an emergency earlier in the year than at any time in modern memory, regulators are starting to worry that past experience may not be a good guide for what lies ahead.

It is likely the RCP is developed during the final phase of the preceding vegetation period, once the growth is reduced or terminated and the tree is transitioning to winter dormancy and the onset of the next vegetation period.

This increase corresponds to a trend of milder winters and an earlier onset of spring resulting in an increase in the tick population (Ixodes ricinus) that carries the virus responsible for TBE and other potential pathogens.

After an exceptionally early spring onset, winter is about to return to the Washington area.

The onset of winter tourism came around 1921 when the village staged its first Winter Carnival, a weeklong festival that became an annual tradition.

Additionally, the simulations showed that the geese always depart from the Dutch wintering site just before the onset of spring in the Baltic.