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seismic activity that led to
coastal erosion; a
changed hydrology caused microclimatic changes with less rain and
higher temperatures. The soil surrounding...
- Pit and
mounds are small,
persistent microtopographical features that
present themselves after a
disturbance event occurs and
uproots trees via windthrow...
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property by
removing roofing material.
Several areas of
Accra experience microclimatic effects. Low-profile
drainage basins with a north–south orientation...
- Csa/Csb/Cfa/Cfb, Trewartha: Cs/Cf/Do) is complex,
transitional and
often microclimatic. It
wraps around the sea,
covering Bursa, Bilecik,
southern İzmit and...
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winter isotherm of 0 °C. But this
limit may be
modified by
localised microclimatic pockets, such as may
occur in
rugged terrains.
Seasonality (the amplitude...
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other hand, the two
species seems to
exhibit different tolerance to the
microclimatic variations within the cave,
which emerged as the main
factors determining...
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Workplace safety standards are sets of
standards developed with the goal of
reducing risk from
occupational hazards. The
Russian scientist Mikhail Lomonosov...
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autumn and winter, with a
marked reduction in the
summer months, a
microclimatic condition of the city
center compared to the rest of the region. Snowfall...
- free-ranging cows feed upon on the
upland pastures, as well as to the
microclimatic conditions of the locality. The
attempts to make this
cheese elsewhere...
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further intensified by
climate change.
Silvopasture systems influence microclimatic conditions,
offering advantages over open
pastures and a
suitable ‘middle...
