Sentences with phrase «shift in seasons»
That means the impending shift in seasons and action - packed schedules.
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Though the merriment of flavors draws upon Indian summer vegetables and herbs, the dish presents itself in a way that suits the incoming shift in season.
Swinging back to the north, here's Bruce Forbes's response to the question I posed to the authors of the paper on shifts in seasons at high latitudes.
Stressors include climatic (e.g. shifts in seasons), socio - economic (e.g. market volatility), and environmental (e.g. destruction of forest) factors, that interact and reinforce each other across space and time to affect livelihood opportunities and decision making.
I am feeling a little uninspired during this shift in the seasons while I wait for the first spring produce, so if you have any recipes you'd love to see, shoot me a message or let me know in the comments.
Scientists think the color changes are due to the shift in seasons as Pluto makes its 248 - year journey around the Sun.
«I actually love the shift in seasons because it's the best time to declutter, get organized, and focus on ways to get the most out of the day — in this case, when there's more to do and less daylight to do it in.
I don't think any of us thought we were going to see the back of the snow but this week has definitely seen a shift in the seasons.
Because the weather is as vacillating as my desire for the shift in seasons, I can't commit to turtlenecks until likely the end of November.
The shift in season comes with its own set of questions.
A shift in the season, and my ever changing hair color, left my brain feeling drained of creative ideas but, luckily it was nothing a magazine binge couldn't fix.
Perhaps because they felt «very dissed» (as Zach Braff put it) and perhaps because no one was seeing the episodes still being churned out on a regular schedule, those behind «Scrubs» seemed to shift in Season 5 from pleasing viewers to merely pleasing themselves.
At the Northwest Earth Institute, we are celebrating the shift in seasons while also welcoming changes afoot in our 25th year.
The shift in seasons may already be causing the lifecycles of pollinators, like bees, to be out of synch with flowering plants and trees.
As the onset of spring is happening earlier each year, animal and plant species are responding to the shift in seasons.
«While farmers may ultimately adapt to shifts in the season, it's difficult — if not impossible — for farmers to adapt to increased floods or parched soils.»
This shift in the seasons affects agriculture, health and the economy — differently for each of the four seasons.