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temperate | American Dictionary

temperate
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈtem·pər·ət/
not extreme; within a middle range:
The climate here is pretty temperate.

Examples of temperate

temperate
Progress in breeding perennial clovers for temperate agriculture.
Comparative foraging success of insectivorous birds in tropical and temperate forest: ecological implications.
Comparative foraging success of insectivorous birds in tropical and temperate forests: ecological implications.
The survival strategies of different tick species inhabiting temperate climates loosely reflect the prevailing conditions in which the ticks are found.
The seed batches used in our study all come from a temperate part of the world, and the pattern detected might not be universal.
In terms of climate, it was in the middle or temperate zones that civilization flourished.
We consider that the seasonal dynamics of temperate migrants may be influenced by the density and habits of resident species.
The observed influx of altitudinal and temperate migrants into higher montane regions might also support this idea.
Progress in breeding perennial forage grasses for temperate agriculture.
Is the basal ice of a temperate glacier at the pressure melting point?
Seroepidemiological studies, however, suggest that undiagnosed urban leptospirosis may be common in temperate climates.
No-till or strip-tillage tomato production in rotation with winter legumes is technically feasible in temperate production regions13-16.
Epidemics occur yearly during winter and early spring in temperate climates.
Cleaning behaviour among fishes occurs in both temperate and tropical waters, with a larger number described for the latter.
Similarly, host species from earlysuccessional temperate grasslands24,40-42 varied widely in responsiveness.
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