adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
seasonal affective disorder
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
change
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Apparently Maggie is going wild trying to find out who is responsible for seasonal changes .
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Sacrifice or trade-offs due to seasonal change ? 3.
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Of more practical importance than estimates of global annual average temperature increase is that of resulting regional and seasonal changes .
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These telescopes revealed ice caps at both poles of Mars and documented seasonal changes in color and contrast.
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These seasonal changes arise because our planet's axis is not vertical but tilted slightly.
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The predictable seasonal changes are anticipated by birds through the changes of day length.
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The tropical forests can provide a home for such a specialized and diverse fauna because they undergo very little seasonal change .
cycle
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In Temperate regions there are regular seasonal cycles , ultimately driven by the regular cycling of the Earth around the sun.
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Carrying their own temperature environment within them, their adaptations, such as they are, relate mainly to seasonal cycles of food.
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A comparison of the measured and calculated seasonal cycles of peroxide at Cape Grim is shown in Fig. 3.
debut
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He won on his seasonal debut at Chepstow last month and wasn't at all disgraced when third at Ascot the other day.
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He made a satisfactory seasonal debut at Newbury the other day.
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On his seasonal debut he was beaten six lengths by the very fit Cruising Altitude.
fluctuations
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Agribusiness that operates in sectors marked by seasonal fluctuations has been prone to this sort of employment.
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Availability of gur was subject to seasonal fluctuations .
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Temperatures were measured down to a depth of 5 kilometres, where seasonal fluctuations have no effect.
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Some climates have marked seasonal regimes, so that the study of seasonal fluctuations of climate may be necessary to explain the landforms.
migration
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It has been suggested that seasonal migrations could explain their presence, but this hypothesis is untenable.
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As in the other mountain regions, population pressure was alleviated to some extent by seasonal migration .
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So in Savoy, as in the county of Nice, the natural complement to pastoralism was seasonal migration .
pattern
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Seasonal dummies also proved to be necessary - eurodollar issuance follows a seasonal pattern , with a marked trough in December.
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All the gains reflect seasonal patterns .
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The note issue also follows a pronounced seasonal pattern throughout the year rising, in particular, at Easter and Christmas.
variation
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The measured seasonal variations of peroxide and ozone in clean air at Cape Grim during the experiment are contrasted in Fig. 4.
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The figures are adjusted for seasonal variations .
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One major factor in causing seasonal variations in food supplies was the difficulty of storage.
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Do you see seasonal variations in sales?
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Table 2 shows the differences among the schools and in addition the seasonal variation .
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All figures are preliminary and are adjusted for seasonal variation .
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In other words, they have become instinctively aware of changes in daily and seasonal variations in temperature.
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Modern studies of Mars confirm the seasonal variations of the surface brightness, but without biological intervention.
worker
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Men who had been seasonal workers formerly began talking of going stone-gathering and ditching during the winter.
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For many seasonal workers , the biggest drawback can be the irregular hours and erratic schedules.
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The seasonal workers and outworkers do not receive the security or the minimal benefits that are available to regular workers.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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seasonal variation in rainfall levels
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waffles served with fresh seasonal fruits
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In other words, they have become instinctively aware of changes in daily and seasonal variations in temperature.
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In Temperate regions there are regular seasonal cycles, ultimately driven by the regular cycling of the Earth around the sun.
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Of the dailies, Today's circulation has registered the worst seasonal drop, falling to 466,631 from 513,673.
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The seasonal charts are for late evenings, with the Sun far enough below the horizon for the sky to be dark.
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The problem is that the number could be exceptionally hard to interpret because of seasonal adjustment difficulties.
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This compares with 63 % at this time in 1997 and a five-year seasonal average of 53 %.