Examples of using The rainfall in English and their translations into Arabic
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As the rainfall decreased, many of the cities further away from Lake Titicaca began to tender less foodstuffs to the elites.
Most of the rainfall occurs in localised showers and thunderstorms and its incidence is highly variable both in time and space.
Furthermore, the rainfall is markedly seasonal, with less than
Even in the United Arab Emirates, and it would seem, where there may be even drier, the rainfall is several times higher.
A satellite would then measure the rainfall for the next three weeks, and if it didn't rain, we would replace their seed.
Mercury will rise up to squeeze water out of plants and soil, and the rainfall won't be enough to compensate the moisture loss.
And I know because when you look at the rainfall, these particular insects, these Globe Skimmers breed in temporary rain water pools.
However, recent studies have shown that the rainfall of food in a given area of ocean declined over a period of seven years.
And so we built the elevation map, we sprinkled pigments to represent real-time data for radioactivity, and we sprayed water to simulate the rainfall.
As the visitors walk through the room, which uses 1,200 liters of self-cleaning, recycled water, their movements trigger motion sensors that pauses the rainfall when detecting movement.
If we could follow the rainfall down through the leaf litter, we would find that what we think of as dirt is a world teeming with life,-.
Izmir averages around 69 centimetres of rain each year, with most of the rainfall occurring between November and March, and very little rain falling between June and August.
And if we look at the rainfall pattern above Samboja Lestari,
This project aims to assess the performance of the hourly Global Satellite Mapping Precipitation(GSMaP) in the Philippines by comparing the amount of the rainfall stations over Cagayan river basin.
Additional global data on the aridity index trend, the rainfall intensity trend, soil vulnerability, topography, and land cover protection were collected and can be used to calculate a vulnerability index.
All there is left is to hope that the rainfall during the wet season, which peaks in December through February, will be enough to provide more water for the rest of 2015.
According to some studies, climate change is expected to make the world generally warmer, the rainfall more intense, and could result in more extreme weather events such as droughts, storms and floods.
While in the Sahel rain is welcomed enthusiastically, the rainfall, which has been particularly abundant this year, has caused flooding in many regions of my country,