Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun plural Subtropical regions.
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- noun The region between the
tropics and thetemperate latitudes of the world.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun regions adjacent to the tropics
Etymologies
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Examples
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Hadley cell, where the circulation involves rising air near equator associated with low sea level pressure and downward motion poleward of this region - an arid region known as the subtropics with high sea level pressure.
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This is the case in other parts of the so-called subtropics, those areas directly north and south of the equatorial tropics.
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Worryingly, studies of recent trends (published after the IPCC report was compiled) indicate the models are underestimating precipitation changes, such as the drying of the subtropics.
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Jericho was a large city—according to some with one hundred thousand inhabitants—and the number of blind people in the subtropics is relatively high: about 1.4 percent of the population.19 This means that in Jericho, there would have been at least fourteen hundred blind people who had to earn a living by begging.
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Worryingly, studies of recent trends (published after the IPCC report was compiled) indicate the models are underestimating precipitation changes, such as the drying of the subtropics.
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Worryingly, studies of recent trends (published after the IPCC report was compiled) indicate the models are underestimating precipitation changes, such as the drying of the subtropics.
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In the tropics and subtropics, they play an important role in the control of malaria mosquitoes and other insects.
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Worryingly, studies of recent trends (published after the IPCC report was compiled) indicate the models are underestimating precipitation changes, such as the drying of the subtropics.
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The Dutch Royal Institute for the Tropics issues the following advice to people who are going to the tropics and subtropics as a healthy lifestyle in hot countries: Good skin hygiene can prevent much trouble.
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Worryingly, studies of recent trends (published after the IPCC report was compiled) indicate the models are underestimating precipitation changes, such as the drying of the subtropics.
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