Examples of 'koppen' in a sentence
Meaning of "koppen"
koppen: To koppen something is not a standard English term; it might be a specific jargon or slang related to a particular context
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- A surname.
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Koppen also served as test pilot.
And lost at the calvarie near the koppen.
Koppen climate classification scheme.
The most commonly used classification scheme was originally developed by Wladimir Koppen.
Koppen climatic classification.
The climate of the region is tropical aw, according to the koppen climate classification.
Koppen acquired his FAA instrument rating at the age of eighty.
Dat is wat ze doen, de oude koppen naar de Shaolin.
Koppen went on to design the Helio Courier.
The climate is hot and humid tropical, Aw type, according to Koppen classification.
Koppen promised his wife never to fly again afterward, but restarted after her death.
The climate is Cfb, according to Koppen classification.
Under the Koppen climate classification system, the city features a tropical monsoon climate.
Most of the region has a Subarctic climate - very cold Koppen classification Dfd.
According to the Koppen Aw system of classification, Cancun has a wet and dry climate.
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The region has a Humid continental climate - cool summer subtype Koppen classification Dfc.
Mr. Koppen built an emergency room on the West Bank.
The climate is continental with hot summers and cold winters Koppen BSk - Cold Semi-Arid Climates.
It has a Koppen climate categorization of Dfb, akin to Minsk, Fargo and Stockholm.
They might have a place that they will go and tour, ” Koppen said.
Koppen is regarded as providing the basis for most stability and control research since the 1930s.
In 1924, the Germans Wegener and Koppen gave paleoclimatology ( the study of past climates ) a considerable boost.
Koppen fractured his ankle during the Week 1 matchup of the 2011 season against the Miami Dolphins.
It has a Koppen climate classification of Dfb, similar to Minsk, Stockholm, and Fargo.
In 1918, Waldimir Koppen developed a system of evaluating climactic regions based on temperature and humidity.
