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Equatorial in sentence

18 examples of Equatorial in a sentence

OK, so this is our movie of the equatorial region of Titan, showing these dunes.
The equatorial region, in general, and the Amazon specifically, is extremely important for the world's climate.
The equatorial regions are warm because there's more sunlight.
This is some spectacular footage coming from a seamount about a kilometer deep in international waters in the equatorial Atlantic, far from land.
What's very, very important here is that the earliest humans evolved in high-UV environments, in equatorial Africa.
Major moves, outside of our equatorial homeland, from Africa into other parts of the Old World, and most recently, into the New World.
The Phoenix Islands and all the equatorial parts of our planet are very important for tuna fisheries, especially this yellowfin tuna that you see here.
They basically are one nation that controls most of the equatorial waters of the Central Pacific Ocean.
Equatorial Guinea and Chad, now the CEMAC’s leading lights, have risen out of oblivion into the top ranks of oil exporters.
The approach is simple: a redoubled effort to reduce infections and deaths rapidly in the malaria “heartland” (i.e., equatorial Africa and a handful of other areas around the world) should be accompanied by a campaign to roll back the disease from its current margins.
The vast majority of Equatorial Guineans have severely limited access to clean water, education, and health care.
As equatorial regions become too hot and arid to sustain agriculture, rising temperatures in the north will make agriculture more productive.
Or certain members of the UN Human Rights Council: during a session in March, some states had the gall to congratulate Equatorial Guinea for its “unequivocal commitment” to human rights.
As far as the people of Equatorial Guinea are concerned, by offering this prize, UNESCO lends credibility to Obiang and his regime, and becomes complicit in its abuses.
And today’s refugee problem is nothing compared to what the world faces as equatorial regions become too hot and too arid to sustain agriculture, and as the number of climate migrants explodes to perhaps a billion or more by the end of the century.
Evaporation, which is nil in the High Arctic regions and very active in equatorial zones, brings about a constant interchange of tropical and polar waters.
Who can say, that at this period, the equatorial regions will not be too small, to contain and nourish terrestrial humanity?
It was rarely that the distant growling of the thunder could not be heard, like a low but incessant murmur, such as is produced in the equatorial regions of the globe.