| Moreover, subartic, midlatitude and tropical atmospheric profiles were included in the database code. |
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| In contrast to the midlatitude case, tropical glaciers do not have summertime melt seasons characterized by above-freezing air temperature. |
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| This change resulted, in turn, in the northward displacement of midlatitude cyclones over Argentina, southern Africa, southern Australia, and Tasmania. |
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| The midlatitude Prairies experience continental extremes: cold winters and hot, dry summers. |
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| But in the Southern Hemisphere, a midlatitude location was unexpected. |
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| The vegetation of midlatitude regions, lying between the wet equatorial areas and the moist cool temperate zones, was affected substantially. |
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| Low-pressure systems over Gondwana's midlatitude shelf were not unlike the Aleutian and Icelandic lows of today. |
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| The results for the midlatitude region showed a robust finding of less snow throughout the winter season. |
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| Polar front jet stream, also called polar front jet or midlatitude jet stream, a belt of powerful upper-level winds that sits atop the polar front. |
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| The occurrence of particle size distribution bimodality in midlatitude cirrus as inferred from ground-based remote sensing data. |
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| The NAC and AzC, together with the dominant midlatitude westerly winds and a mean meridional density gradient, combine to push oceanic water against the European coast. |
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| Hybridized cattle breeds of the highest quality, such as Herefords, Angus, and Charolais, are raised on the rich midlatitude pasturelands of the Argentine Pampas and in Uruguay. |
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| In humid midlatitude climates where a strong contrast between winter and summer temperatures exists, there is an annual cycle of the water content of soils. |
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| In the areas that fall in-between the northern-most and midlatitude regions, models showed conflicting results, indicating sensitivity to the projected temperatures. |
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| By 1997, the ozone layer over the midlatitude regions of Canada has been depleted by as much as 7 percent averaged over the entire year, compared with pre-1980 levels. |
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| The severe depletion in the Antarctic during the spring, known as the ozone hole, was discovered in 1985, and a few years later midlatitude depletion was recognized. |
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| Generally, production and trade flows of high-latitude and midlatitude products are expected to increase, with products such as cereals and livestock products being exported towards low-latitude regions. |
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