Sentences with phrase «hot arid»

Physical and chemical weathering in hot arid environments, and erosion, transportation and deposition by wind and water

Global - scale distribution of cold and high altitude environments (polar, glacial areas, periglacial areas, high mountains in non-polar places) and hot arid environments (hot deserts and semi-arid areas)

This pages provides resources and lesson ideas on opportunities and challenges of agriculture, in extreme environments, predominantly hot arid environments.

Most people associate Arizona with hot arid desert, cacti, and the Grand Canyon.

Thrives in clay, limestone, gravelly soils, Merlot grows best in warm, hot arid regions in Alexander Valley.

Not exact matches

In L.A the weather was always just right, in phoenix I am either too hot, too cold, or it gets so arid that I can't breathe.

References Almroth SG, Bidinger P. No need for water supplementation for exclusively breastfed infants under hot and arid conditions.

Robyn Hetem, an ecophysiologist, has the body temperature data to prove it — collected from late 2012 into 2013, the hottest summer the arid Kalahari region in South Africa had seen in more than 30 years.

Instead of nectar, researchers suggest the appendage likely helped the winged insects avoid becoming dehydrated in the hot and arid climate of the time by getting sustenance from another source: sweet secretions beaded up into droplets on seed - bearing — as opposed to flowering — plants.

External nose: Known as the nasal vestibule, this feature may have helped it adapt to a hot, arid climate, humidifying breath and cushioning its impact on the lungs.

C4 plants, such as corn and sugarcane, are better able to survive hotter, more arid climates.

It's one of the ancient grains and has been cultivated as a staple for centuries, especially in hot, arid climates such as Africa and Asia.

Phoenix has an arid climate and some of the hottest seasonal temperatures in the U.S.. Its residents see an average of 325 sunny days and less than eight inches of rain each year.

After experiencing the arid climate around the Denver airport, it reminded me again that it is dangerous to fly a dog anywhere, because the dog might get overly hot or cold along the way and die.

The mold form of coccidioidomycosis exist in an arid climate, with alkaline soil, hot summers and low annual rainfall.

It is a hot and arid place dotted with cactus and spiny plants of great variety.

The arid climate with hot and cold temperature extremes, long tracts of expansive grazing terrain, and the constant danger of predation made unique circumstances for Aussies.

The pristine infinity swimming pool and the outdoor hot tub are like an oasis in the arid tropical climate.

You can expect hot dry summers nationwide from April to October, but northern and coastal areas typically have cool, rainy winters in comparison to the arid climate inland in the south and east.

Spend the day on an excursion in and around the canyons of Río Blanco — a wild, arid landscape of hot springs and age - old rock formations.

Overlooking the Nyiro River, this purpose built lodge is in the heart of Samburu National Park, in the hot and arid fringes of Kenya's vast Northern Frontier District.

In the hour - long drive across the island you'll witness a change from the hot, arid lowlands to the cool, moist highlands.

The far eastern peninsula of Bali, in the areas of Seraya, Amed and Ujung, are arid and hot with difficult land to cultivate.

Yes, in a game that features hot and arid landscapes, the world is occasionally met with these intense storms, many of you will be familiar with if you've seen Mad Max: Fury Road.

It was explained to me that this is most useful in more hot, arid climates where the system needs to be able to adjust to the hotter temperatures.

It actually serves a practical purpose, too, as it helps Link stay cool in the game's arid desert environment: Failure to dress properly in hot or cold areas will result in death in Breath of the Wild.

From cool, misty redwood rainforests of the north to hot, arid southern deserts; from rugged snow - capped mountains to the sparkling sand of sun - kissed beaches, the Golden State has many enchanting treasures to be discovered.

The hottest places on Earth — arid tropical deserts — have the thinnest blanket of so called GHG (H2O).

However, we are not generally well - adapted to exist in certain climatic belts - hot and arid or permanently cold.

The key threat here involves the expansion of hot and arid conditions into areas that currently sustain large populations: failure of other animal and plant species (including those farmed for food) to adapt quickly enough to such changes and subsequent ecosystem / agricultural collapses would obviously have massive impacts upon us.

The hottest places on Earth near sea level are arid tropical deserts, distinguished by a lack of the supposedly most important GHG, H2O.

Certainly, somebody has done a study about this effect, which should be an expected resullt of the introduction of more water vapor into a previously - arid hot climate.

They found that the drought conditions of the future American west will be more severe than the hottest, most arid extended droughts of the 12th and 13th centuries, which are thought to have played a role in ending the once - flourishing Pueblo culture of the American Southwest.

Even within California, these premiums varied based on the local climate, with hotter, more arid areas fetching higher prices on green homes.

The US Southwest, already by far the hottest and most arid region of the country, is set to enter what experts are diplomatically calling a «drier climate state.»

Then the arid conditions abruptly reappeared about 5,500 years ago as the particularly hot Sahara summers moderated.

Phoenix has an arid climate and some of the hottest seasonal temperatures in the U.S.. Its residents see an average of 325 sunny days and less than eight inches of rain each year.

Albuquerque cleaning services may bring to mind visions of dusting from the hot air and other arid conditions that exist in New Mexico.