Sentence examples for winter exposure from inspiring English sources

The fluvial pattern in the Three Gorges Reservoir area has changed from summer inundation with winter exposure to summer exposure with winter inundation (a reverse seasonal fluctuation) for electricity production and flood control.

Hence, exposure to the air may be high all year round in Australia (winter exposure in New Zealand may be more similar to that in Baltimore).

There's a reason you're more sluggish in the winter; exposure to sunlight increases your vitamin D levels, which give you a boost of energy.

control + EE2 control Brown and rainbow trout  15 Nov 2012 17 Jan 2013 63 Cage exposure Rainbow trout  15 Nov 2012 14 Feb 2013 91 Exposure in bypass systems Brown and rainbow trout  6 Feb 2013 21 Mar 2013 43 Exposure at WWTP Eriskirch Rainbow trout Winter season 2013/2014 after the upgrade   29 Jan 2014 0 Neg.

On May 20, Exposure: The Best of Gary Numan 1977-2002 is released.

Domaine Charles $25 ** [rating: two stars] Audoin Marsannay 1998 Exposure to air improved this wine.

Now, and for at least the past 40 years, exposure is the standard device of new theatres.

Or you can use every manual control imaginable: shutter speed, aperture, exposure, ISO (up to 3200), exposure bracketing, white balance, self-timer and on and on.

In 1925, exposure to the work of Paul Klee and Max Ernst had alerted him to the possibility that Western painting might not be a dead end, condemned to simply repeat reality.

Early exposure to the civil-rights movement had a profound effect on the artist, whose paintings reboot classical genres to redress the exclusion of black subjects from history.

Leslie F. Seidman, who succeeded Mr. Herz as chairman in late 2010, said the new exposure draft was "responsive to the feedback the FASB received on our 2010 exposure draft".