Sentence examples for a range of meteorological from inspiring English sources

To that end, Curiosity will carry a range of meteorological devices that can monitor weather conditions, along with a laser that can determine the atomic make-up of rocks or patches of soil that it is fired at.

Dispersion of simulated emissions was conducted for eight time slots and under a range of meteorological conditions using three different models with vastly different dispersion algorithms (OSPM, CALINE 4, and SIRANE).

Mass transfer estimates of LE calculated using the theoretical mass transfer model and using the Tanny et al. (2008) and Sacks et al. (1994) bulk transfer coefficients showed the best relationship with measured values under a range of meteorological conditions.

Collection days were evenly spaced over 1 year, from June 2007 until June 2008, to include a range of meteorological conditions.

In a separate fixed-site (n = 3) study of inversion effects on pollutants in Hamilton, Ontario, Wallace and Kanaroglou (2009) identified differential inversion effects on PM2.5 and NO2 by timing of inversion and season, and explained this difference by a range of meteorological factors, including prevailing wind directions [ 46].

The NAO index is associated with a range of meteorological factors including temperature, precipitation, cloud cover and storms, and so can be a more useful means of describing the variability of the weather experienced by an organism than a single variable such as temperature (Stenseth et al., 2003; Hurrell & Deser, 2010).

Changes of this kind, however, involve a wider range of meteorological processes than discussed in this section.

A wide range of meteorological measurements are made from this equipment, including temperature, dew-point temperature, pressure, wind velocity, long-wave and shortwave radiative fluxes, and air chemistry.

Although heritage climatology has yet to be properly defined it would have to consider a wider range of meteorological parameters than the traditional Köppen climatology.

Typical situations for each postulated accident and respective source terms, as well as a wide range of meteorological conditions have been considered.

Also, the system operated well over a wide range of meteorological conditions, and in particular it responded quickly to instantaneous changes in the solar irradiance (caused by clouds) with negligible effect on the overall efficiency.