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circumpolar

[ UK /sˌɜːkəmpˈə‍ʊlɐ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (of a celestial body) continually visible above the horizon during the entire 360 degrees of daily travel
    a circumpolar star
  2. located or found throughout a polar region

How To Use circumpolar In A Sentence

  • Polar bears have successfully occupied virtually all available sea ice habitats throughout the circumpolar Arctic and the global population was last estimated at 21,500-25,000 individuals.
  • You mean those NASA folk, and those people over at NMF, and at NOAA, and at ETA, and those circumpolar indigenous people, and those south pacific islanders, and those folks moving vessels throught the NW Passage? Think Progress » Hannity: Snow Storms ‘Seem To Contradict Al Gore’s Hysterical Global Warming Theories’
  • Thus, in seven months and four days, the first circumpolar periplus had been accomplished by a navigator of only twenty-two years of age. The Waif of the "Cynthia"
  • Nothing like this vast, circumpolar ecosystem occurs in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • First, what we want: permanent protection of the coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge, the most biologically diverse area in the entire circumpolar North that also supports two indigenous communities, Gwich'in and Inupiat. Subhankar Banerjee: Earth Activism: What We Don't Want
  • Daily mean temperature and total daily precipitation records were obtained from climatic stations for the circumpolar Arctic for the decades 1976-85 and 1986-95.
  • The opening of this gateway eventually led to the relative thermal isolation of Antarctica and the creation of the clockwise strong Antarctic circumpolar current.
  • These landforms occur throughout the circumpolar boreal zone.
  • The 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo, Philippines, caused circumpolar cooling, delayed snowmelt, and resulted in global reductions in productivity of arctic waterbirds in 1992.
  • About 100,000 inhabit northern circumpolar waters in at least 29 separate stocks, with the largest concentration in Canada's Hudson Bay.
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