aridity

He could feel the aridity of life around him like an accusation.

But in the past few hours she had glimpsed something beyond its aridity.

But every now and then, something breaks the aridity of the dark desert.

We have gone too far into logical aridity and in the process become weak.

Snow is common, but in low quantities due to aridity.

It's constrained by aridity and the slope of the land.

Even if you could find your way through the mountains, there is only aridity beyond."

Some consider it to be 4000 to 10,000 years old, whereas others state that aridity started in this region much earlier.

But it's not the silence of death and aridity.

They open themselves to the desert: come, sand, wash us in aridity.

His soul was filled on a sudden with a singular aridity.

Because of aridity and poor soil, vine density in many areas is extremely low.

Time does the rest, time and the aridity of separations.

Rising aridity also increased the frequency of fires in Australia.

However, the aridity of Arizona made it unsuitable for the venture.

In much of the West, by contrast, aridity and high altitude often inhibit recovery.

The changes seem to have been alternating periods of humid conditions and aridity.

The shortages there are due more to surges in construction than to aridity.

For this reason, it differs from an aridity index.

Conditions are influenced by the aridity and high altitude.

The reduced coastal habitat and highly increased aridity probably also contributed.

The chronic aridity of both polar heartlands has already been noted.

Yet because of the aridity, even summer nights often offer significant and crisp cool-downs.

This also acted to magnify the aridity of the tropics.

Summers are hot, but the heat is tempered by region's aridity and high altitude.