| The mechanism responsible for this pattern involves the mediation of interaction strength by microclimate. |
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| Special trees were planted to create woody perennials to improve the microclimate and increase soil fertility. |
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| Common use of the term microclimate to describe the climate of a vineyard site, hillside, or valley is clearly wrong. |
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| Generally, we take a microclimate to be the climate of a small environment such as a town, forest or garden. |
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| Roofs covered in greenery reduce stormwater runoff, minimize heat gain, temper the microclimate, and improve the view. |
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| Every individual can control his or her microclimate with operable diffusers in the floor. |
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| An example is the microclimate produced by screening with tall evergreens to provide a windbreak or shade. |
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| Mint, lemon balm, pennyroyal, chives, chamomile, mayflower, and summer savory are a few herbs perfectly suited to this microclimate. |
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| Bamboos, ferns, bromeliads, epiphytes and orchids will all thrive in this microclimate. |
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| Local microclimate strongly determines the local zonation of the two species. |
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| Fewer than 100 adult trees and a few hundred seedlings presently survive in the canyon's moist sheltered microclimate. |
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| This special microclimate favours the development of the microbial flora characteristic of the area's cheeses. |
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| We are serious Our objective is to help you to get an outstanding interior microclimate year round! |
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| Trees contribute to the improvement of the microclimate and air quality, to the reduction of dust, carbon dioxide and urban pollution. |
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| Gatineau Park boasts a unique microclimate and is home to thousands of species, some unique to the Park itself. |
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| Because of the shade and buffering from seasonal weather extremes, the microclimate in the woods may also support more and better forage growth during seasonal extremes. |
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| These improve the microclimate by evaporation in hot weather. |
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| By planting large palms to create deep shade, and laying an irrigation system, they were able to create a tropical microclimate in the dry, Beverly Hills climate. |
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| Developing trees alter the microclimate, which encourages a shift from desirable warm-season native grasses to introduced cool-season grasses such as Kentucky bluegrass. |
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| It is designed to create a microclimate that minimises the effect of disturbances and time out of the Thermo-Neutral Zone. |
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| After their victory the athletes talked a lot about the microclimate that you were able to create in the team. |
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| Emission-free heat pumps also improve the microclimate, which means health benefits for you. |
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| The path home for a fragile newborn starts in the perfectly balanced, stable microclimate of our incubator. |
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| Low air loss therapy distributes pressure and helps to regulate the skin microclimate. |
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| The warm microclimate created in the valley allows a comparative abundance of vegetation. |
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| First, however, the air is acclimatized to the prevailing conditions in order not to disturb the microclimate. |
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| If this happens, stand directly under showerhead until bathroom microclimate stabilizes. |
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| Although it looks like a stream gorge, it was formed by a landslip and has its own microclimate. |
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| A microclimate of exceptionally dry air prevented the bodies and garments from rotting. |
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| For the first time, you will have complete control of the microclimate of your home. |
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| Grown in the unique soils and microclimate of Rutherford, our Nebbiolos develop a vibrant richness similar to great port, but without the accompanying sweetness. |
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| The AVA, approved by the BATF in 1991, has a microclimate different from that of its neighboring Monterey County appellations. |
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| The domaine is located 500m above sea level in a natural syncline that gives it a unique microclimate. |
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| Its microclimate and soil cannot be replicated, nor can the wine. |
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| Lower Ventnor and the neighbouring Undercliff have a particular microclimate, because of their sheltered position south of the downs. |
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| The peculiar location and perfect microclimate, improved by the closeness to Friulian Dolomites, give the grapes outstanding qualities. |
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| The microclimate on the south side of a building may differ from the one on the north, so that different plants may thrive. |
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| It shelters the soil from winds, which results in decreased wind erosion, as well as advantageous changes in microclimate. |
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| Whatever the weather conditions and at any time of year, Northwave enjoy the most of your favorite sport without getting cold feet or rescaldarte microclimate thanks to provide you your slippers. |
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| Combines the essential microclimate neonates need to thrive with the ergonomics, accessibility and mobility you need for modern NICU environments. |
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| But thanks to the reversible mini heat pump, Nilan's microclimate air exchanger can actively dehumidify your basement and even cool parts of your house during heat waves. |
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| Several studies demonstrate that urban microclimate affects buildings' energy consumption and calculations based on typical meteorological year could misestimate their actual energy consumption. |
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| Because the surrounding hills protect the valley from most winds, it enjoys a microclimate where the temperature generally remains mild even in the depths of winter. |
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| Except, in this case, Mr. Carpinteri's plan was to use this land to plant 9,000 feet of hybrid grapevines in a region known for its harsh winters but that also enjoys a microclimate just right for the cultivation of grapes. |
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| The warm, sandy soil of the Rhone valley, the pure water from the glaciers used for irrigation and the ideal microclimate, have for a long time guaranteed the beautiful colouration and strong flavour of the apricots. |
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| The role of microclimate, and of its possible breezes and currents is funda me ntal in determining the conditions for well being in a built environment. |
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| One possibility is a wider use of microclimate cases: vitrines that keep groups of similar objects at their own specific humidity levels, so that the air in the rest of the room does not have to be conditioned so stringently. |
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| Thermal buffers: the design of the high thermal insulation atria, heated in the winter by solar energy, will create a microclimate which acts as a thermal buffer, thus reducing energy consumption for heating. |
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| This involved popularising the idea that wine was the product of the soil, the microclimate and the aspect of the vineyard rather than the wine maker. |
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| What creates a wine's character, they argue, is the terroir that mysterious combination of soil and microclimate that gives appellations contrôlées their cachet. |
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| In fact, British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, blessed with a Mediterranean microclimate, is home to some respectable vintages and southern Ontario, on the same latitude as France's Languedoc, produces passable plonk. |
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| It has a hot, dry microclimate that is unique in the region. |
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| In the microclimate of the curling team, there are processes that I am familiar with from my studies in business administration and from my professional experience. |
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| Active layer thickness calculated from the maximum depth of thaw in the tubes and surface movement, varies more with local soil properties, vegetation and microclimate than with regional atmospheric climate. |
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| Snow cover is typical in northern ecosystems, and due to its low thermal conductivity and high albedo, it has large impacts on the soil thermal regime and microclimate. |
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| These systems utilize a variety of technologies, including air, foam, silicon beads and viscous fluids plus GORE® medical fabric for advanced management of the skin microclimate. |
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| An essential condition to allowing public access to renovated churches as museums was, however, a stable indoor microclimate to prevent damage to works of art. |
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| The wildlife and vegetation forms often lead to high endemism because of the severe soil and microclimate characteristics. |
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| Although this could be said as being anecdotal, it is likely to be because it is at a lower level and could be said to have its own microclimate. |
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| In addition, the additional local humidity due to evaporation usually creates a microclimate supporting unique types of organisms. |
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| As the skin on the back is usually folded, this provides a microclimate for bacterial propagation around the glands. |
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| Its relatively sheltered location beneath the downs produces a microclimate with more sunny days and fewer frosts than the rest of the island. |
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| This identified the microclimate of Ventnor and the Undercliff as an ideal location for invalids with chest complaints. |
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| The south shore of Lake Ontario provides the right mix of soils and microclimate for many apple, cherry, plum, pear and peach orchards. |
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| Dead bracken provides a warm microclimate for development of the immature stages. |
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| It seems likely that the hills of Dartmoor do affect the microclimate of South Brent. |
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