hot arid造句

• Unstriped ground squirrels generally reside in hot arid conditions and compensate by exhibiting behavioral thermoregulation.
• The IBTS was developed for hot arid deserts and all models are tailor made for a hot environment.
• One of the main reasons for this was that many Europeans could not or would not tolerate the hot arid conditions.
• With a modest amount of passive solar pre-heating, the engine theoretically is able to produce power in hot arid climates.
• Although, in non-temperate areas ( hot arid areas ), they need shade, mulching and extra watering to survive.
• Knufia perforans is a fungi from hot arid environments, and Exophiala jeanselmei is a black yeast endolith closely related to human pathogens.
• The southeastern regions have a hot arid climate ( Koppen " BWh " ), similar to that of the Sahara Desert.
• Parts of the south East coast also have a Hot Arid climate, with annual average temperatures above 18 癈 and annual rainfall below 200mm.
• The wide verandahs with French doors opening out onto them and timber louvres illustrate traditional means of providing shade and ventilation in a hot arid climate.
• Britain was located in the interior of Pangea where it was subject to a hot arid desert climate with frequent flash floods leaving deposits that formed beds of red sedimentary rock.
• The institute carries out scientific research in forestry in order to provide technologies to increase the vegetative cover and to conserve biodiversity in the hot arid and semi-arid region of Rajasthan and Gujarat.
• By the end of the period, England had a hot arid desert climate, with frequent flash floods leaving deposits that formed red beds, somewhat similar to the later, Triassic New Red Sandstone.
• The origin of the style is unknown, but the architectural characteristics are immediately identifiable : built of locally quarried stone with wide verandahs, they efficiently control the extremes of temperature in the hot arid interior of the continent.
• The date of construction of this homestead is unknown, although buildings of a similar construction are found in Central Australia as far south as verandahs, they efficiently control the extremes of temperature in the hot arid interior of the continent.
• Great Britain was located in the interior of Pangea, where it was again subject to a hot arid desert climate with frequent flash floods leaving deposits that formed beds of red sedimentary rock, somewhat similar to the later, Triassic New Red Sandstone.
• The Objective of the Institute is to carry out scientific research in forestry in order to provide technologies to increase the vegetative cover and to conserve the biodiversity in the hot arid and semi arid region of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Dadara & Nagar Haveli union territory.
• Earth-air heat exchangers have been used in agricultural facilities ( animal buildings ) and horticultural facilities ( greenhouses ) in the United States over the past several decades and have been used in conjunction with solar chimneys in hot arid areas for thousands of years, probably beginning in the Persian Empire.
• Furthermore, to delineate " hot desert climates " from " cold desert climates ", there are three widely used isotherms : either a mean annual temperature of 18 癈 ( which is the most accurate and most commonly used ), or a mean temperature of 0 癈 or  " 3 癈 in the coldest month, so that a location with a " BW " type climate with the appropriate temperature above whichever isotherm is being used is classified as " hot arid " ( BWh ), and a location with the appropriate temperature below the given isotherm is classified as " cold arid " ( BWk ).