Sentences with phrase «microclimate for»

The Okanagan Valley and our home of Vernon, BC are nicknamed the «Napa of the North» and provide a mild microclimate for excellent wine production.

The warm temperature and humidity in homes provides a favorable microclimate for fleas to multiply and infest your home.

The fur also helps to create the appropriate microclimate for flea eggs to develop into adults, and hides the flea excrement (AKA flea dirt).

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He just has the perfect microclimate for tomatoes, I guess.

Passive ventilation and creating microclimates for individuals rather than cooling a whole building would save energy and enhance comfort.

Specific to gardening, plants have been used throughout history not only as adornment for indoor and outdoor spaces of human habitation, but also to modify microclimates for more comfortable habitation.

Maybe bigger than microclimates for walled gardens or windbreaks on farms.

Not exact matches

In reality, that gets thrown off by everything: sun - drenched picture windows, drafty stairwells, even computer servers create problematic microclimates, confesses Samantha Gal, a harried central dispatcher who works for a major building manager in downtown Vancouver.

Temecula Valley Wine Country has been blessed with a unique microclimate providing cooler summer nights, well - drained decomposed granite soils and a 1500 - foot elevation all of which are ideally suited for growing premium wine grapes.

Each vineyard is distinguished in its own way, providing a unique set of soils, exposures, and microclimates and allowing for wines of distinction and personality.

This microclimate is perfect for producing the rich, flavorful grapes that allow Avensole Winery to make the fine varietals and unique blends that can be found in the Avensole tasting room.

The valley's unique microclimate makes for a general pattern of morning mist, warm midday sun, cooling afternoon breezes, and cooler nights.

With a greater day - to - night temperature swing than any other appellation in California, distinct microclimates, diverse soils and a long growing season, Paso Robles is a unique wine region blessed with optimal growing conditions for producing premium and ultra-premium wines.

For a baby to be comfortable, we need to think not just about their global climate, but about their microclimate as well.

PROVIDES A COMFORTABLE MICROCLIMATE: For a baby to be comfortable, we need to think not just about their global climate, but about their microclimMICROCLIMATE: For a baby to be comfortable, we need to think not just about their global climate, but about their microclimatemicroclimate as well.

«We conclude by challenging the student deficit model, and suggest a course deficit model as explanatory of these performance gaps, whereby the microclimate of the classroom can either raise or lower barriers to success for underrepresented groups in STEM.»

Redmond said current warming trends could reduce the number of areas with microclimates favorable for future pinyon pine recovery, not if but when the next drought happens.

Dosmann and his colleagues study the Arnold Arboretum's microclimates intensively and try to work with them — for example, by planting less - hardy plants on warm south - facing slopes.

So if new microclimates create new opportunities for diversification: what about global climate change?

The microclimate has been recorded with various wireless monitoring systems, including the use of balloons to elevate the sensors, together with infrared thermography, hygrometry and electrical resistivity devices to measure the two critical parameters for conservation: temperature and humidity.

«For example, we're also interested in using this to look at the role of fog in the microclimates of the Bay Area.»

The research group will further investigate what kind of microclimates the species need for survival.The maps can be used not only for further climate and forest research, but also for conservation and land - use planning.

The researchers produced forest microclimate maps for an area of 16,000 km2 in central Sweden (covering parts of Värmland, Örebro län, Västmanland and Dalarna) with the help of small temperature data loggers, not larger than a finger nail.

For instance: Within the same terroir [wine - growing region], there are highly diverse microclimates.

Because the new maps reveal microclimates and changes in the atmospheric water content over time, they may prove to be useful in the search for underground water.

Topography can also influence fire behavior by determining local microclimates — for example, variations in local snowpack, temperature, and humidity (Holden and Jolly 2011)-- or alignment with prevailing winds (Sharples 2009) which increase fire spread.

The report includes generalizations for annual versus perennial specialty crops and notes that specifics of management and microclimates will govern yields and profits.

-- 4) Improved fire models and projections directly related to Montana's forests; 5) Long - term monitoring of forest insect and pathogen response to recent climate changes and improved projections of likely future impacts; 6) Better understanding of disturbance effects on microclimates and refugia and implications for forest productivity, mortality, and adaptation.

Improvements in air quality, microclimate and behavioural aspects of urban dwellers will be achieved in the selected cities assessed for future climate change scenarios and representative of different cultural and life styles in Europe.

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It has often been claimed that London has its own demographic microclimate, with many migrant families arriving with high ambitions for their children.

In unfavorable weather, ticks retreat to sheltered microclimates like leaf litter where they wait for conditions to improve.

Since California is composed of many different microclimates, there are opportunities for traveling animals to become infected.

The microclimate within the carpet fibers is near ideal for developing fleas.

Top crop: Indigenous to the tropical forests of Central America, cacao trees have grown wild in Belize for some 3,000 years — flourishing in the humid microclimates of cenotes — and farmed since around 250 B.C. Today Belize's cacao farmers, mostly in the country's southern Toledo District, cultivate the native Criollo plant, which is considered to be the highest quality cacao bean native to Central America.

This unique topography allows the flow of fog and sea breezes to shape distinct microclimates, perfect for the cultivation of classic grape varietals resulting in world - class wines.

Casa do Miradouro offers exceptional holiday accommodation in a location we like for its microclimate.

Casa do Miradouro Casa do Miradouro offers exceptional holiday accommodation in a location we like for its microclimate.

Because Irvine is close to the coast, different parts of Irvine have different microclimates; for instance, the June Gloom effect is stronger in the southern parts of Irvine, closer to the Pacific Ocean.

Plus, the microclimate of this region is optimal for the grapes.

One of Costa Rica's most unusual and appealing aspects for potential expats is its diversity of microclimates and terrain.

As fortune would have it, the islands» rugged topography and microclimates create many scenarios of offshore or light winds for a majority of the prime surfing spots.

A well - designed maze of intrigue, the grounds create its own microclimate of sorts, thanks to the 200 on - site trees (150 surrounding and 50 in the center courtyard), so that 25 Verde dramatically reduces air pollution and noise for its inhabitants.

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Plant an appropriate tree, and care for it, microclimate is important too.

Landscaping has also been used for centuries as a method of microclimate amelioration for human habitation, including wind protection, thermal buffering, and atmospheric humidity modification.

What Gavin describes are just measures for removing a warm bias from the microclimate, not adding a cooling artefact.

Davey, C.A., and R.A. Pielke Sr., 2005: Microclimate exposures of surface - based weather stations — implications for the assessment of long - term temperature trends.