Sentence examples for altitude difference between the from inspiring English sources

The altitude difference between the exobase and the inner sphere is small.

At SWB satellite, the EEJ magnitude was slightly smaller, −60 nT and +25 nT, respectively; the latter is, most likely, due to the ~15 20-min time shift in the observations as well as the altitude difference between the satellites.

While pressure can be adjusted with good accuracy on the basis of the altitude difference between two stations, the surface temperature is generally more variable spatially; thus, it cannot be reliably inferred from one station to another.

In hydropower production, runoff is only useable to the extent that it reaches run-of-river power plants or the reservoirs; in the latter case the energy content depends on the altitude difference between reservoir and power station.

As the season progressed, the effect of temperature decreased and the altitude difference between resting and grazing increased.

However, in the specific case of the campaign described in this paper, this adjustment is hardly significant, being at most 0.9 K when considering the maximum altitude difference between stations, that is between CJKT (13 m) and BAK2 (150 m), which corresponds to about 0.16 mm in PWV. Figure 5 shows the 21 radiosonde-derived PWV values and the time series of GPS-derived PWV using BAKO station.

Therefore, PWV data were not assimilated when height differences between the real and model ground altitude exceeded 50 m.

It has about 10 m of low and high altitudes difference between areas (375.00 365.00 m above m.s.l).l

This difference could be explained as the altitude difference of the dynamo layer between the dayside and nightside.

Moreover, we also designed the distogram between geographical distance and altitude difference by considering the former as a quantitative trait and the latter as a linear geographical distance, and using the city-block distance.

In relation to orographic precipitation, SWAT estimates the daily precipitation in elevation bands by adding a constant amount to the recorded precipitation in the rain gauge, which depends on the increase in precipitation with altitude and the difference between the mean elevation of each band and the elevation of the recording gauge.