seasonal

Definition of seasonal in English English dictionary: Of, related to, or reliant on a season or period of the year, especially with regard to weather characteristics
It is a seasonal swimming pool.; Occupation for which employment levels depend on the regular fluctuations in the demand for certain goods and services; Of or pertaining to the seasons; A seasonal factor, event, or change occurs during one particular time of the year. Seasonal variations need to be taken into account. + seasonally sea·son·al·ly The seasonally adjusted unemployment figures show a rise of twelve-hundred. happening, expected, or needed during a particular season; occurring at or dependent on a particular season; "seasonal labor"; "a seasonal rise in unemployment; occurring at or dependent on a particular season; "seasonal labor"; "a seasonal rise in unemployment"; - products which are available for a limited or seasonal period; {s} pertaining to the seasons of the year; periodical, occurring only during particular times or seasons; of or reliant on a period of the year, especially as a result of weather; people not working due to regular fluctuations in demand, e g ,crop harvesters are only in demand for part of the year, and demand for construction work diminishes greatly in winter climates
seasonal constellation: a constellation that is only above the horizon (and thus visible) for part of the year
seasonal constellations: plural form of seasonal constellation
seasonal unemployment: A type of unemployment explained by a seasonal variation in the structure of jobs and/or labour offered. Seasonal unemployment typically repeats the same pattern annually
seasonal-unemployment: Attributive form of seasonal unemployment, noun
Seasonal Affective Disorder: (Psikoloji, Ruhbilim) Depression associated with late autumn and winter and thought to be caused by a lack of light
seasonal adjustment: a statistical adjustment made to accommodate predictable fluctuations as a function of the season of the year; "seasonal adjustments for housing starts must be made in mid-winter
seasonal affective disorder: Seasonal affective disorder is a feeling of tiredness and sadness that some people have during the autumn and winter when there is very little sunshine. The abbreviation SAD is often used. A form of depression occurring at certain seasons of the year, especially when the individual has less exposure to sunlight. an illness that makes people feel sad and tired in winter, because there is not enough light from the sun = SAD. Cyclical depression occurring in winter, apparently caused by insufficient sunlight. It is most common in places at high latitudes and therefore with long winters and very short daylight hours. Symptoms can include all those of major depression, and there is a risk of suicide. The cause may be related to regulation of the body's temperature and hormones and may involve the pineal gland and melatonin. Exposure to intense full-spectrum light from a set of fluorescent bulbs in a light box with a diffusing screen has proved effective as treatment. Dawn simulation (exposure to low light levels in the final sleep period) and negative-ion therapy can also help
seasonal affective disorder: SADS, depression that recurs during the fall or winter months as the days grow shorter; syndrome characterised by depressions that repeat once a year at the same (usually during the fall or winter months)
seasonal employment: job that is performed only during a specific season
seasonal stream: small river that dries up during the summer
seasonal unemployment: situation during certain months of the year when the number of unemployed people increases
seasonal vegetables: vegetables which only grow during certain seasons
seasonally: Occurring only in season
seasonally: Occurring every season
above seasonal norms: higher than the average for the season
lower than seasonal norms: less than the average for the season
seasonality: Large variations in product demand that reoccur during the same approximate timeframe on a yearly basis and are not due to a trend or promotion (as in the yearly demand for Halloween candy or snow shovels) Products that exhibit a high degree of seasonality normally require an inventory build based on forecast prior to the high demand period, or the flexibility to greatly vary production and supply
seasonality: Real or perceived changes in the market that are attributed to buyer habits and time of the year
seasonality: {i} quality of being seasonal; quality of being periodical
seasonality: the study of changes in market price according to yearly cycles
seasonality: The variation in sales for goods and services throughout the year, depending on the season, e g hot chocolate is advertised more in the winter, as opposed to summer months
seasonality: the variation of business activity that occurs with different times of the year
seasonality: Selection of time of year; the influence of seasonal timing on response rates
seasonality: Change in physiological status or in disease occurrence that conforms to a regular seasonal pattern
seasonality: A variable in the measurement of response rates Some offers do better in some seasons than others
seasonality: fluctuations up or down in a time series which recur regularly, often annually
seasonality: the fact that something changes according to the time of the year seasonality of
seasonality: Changes in business, employment or buying patterns which occur predictably at given times of the year
seasonally: depending on the season; "prices are seasonally adjusted"
seasonally: depending on the season; "prices are seasonally adjusted
seasonally: according to what is usual for a particular season
seasonally: Occurring each season; in a seasonal manner
seasonally: periodically, in the manner of occurring only during particular times or seasons
with seasonal greeting: with a wish for the holiday