Sentence examples for as insolation from inspiring English sources

The performance of an open absorption-system, energized by low-grade heat such as insolation and/or waste heat, has been investigated.

Further, the other important data such as insolation was studied and calculated as per the collector configuration.

Thus, over the IMC, the latent heat and the sprinkler-like effect should have comparable magnitudes with the other (sensible or radiative) heating or cooling mechanisms such as insolation, infrared radiation, and the greenhouse effect.

A daily integral of solar radiation was calculated; this is referred to as insolation and has units of kilojoules per meters2 per day (KJ/m/day).

During the winter, upwelling restores the nutrient content near the surface, providing support for rapid growth as increased insolation in the spring promotes photosynthesis.

As summer insolation increased and ice recessional processes subsided, Picea parkland developed and diatoms established in the lake at 13,300 cal yr BP.

Simulations show that the performance of such a system strongly depends on ambient conditions such as solar insolation, atmospheric temperature and wind velocity.

The distribution of solar radiation is known as the insolation pattern, and it is strongly affected by the geometry of Earth's orbit around the Sun and by the orientation, or tilt, of Earth's axis relative to the direct rays of the Sun.

On observing the output (Fig. 13) it is noticed switching time of the converter varies as the insolation varies at different instant, which in turn the current fluctuates causing instability in the entire network.

Increasing continued rate of ice (and snow) loss as the ice-free-period subsequently lengthens, from all the above, particularly significant as the insolation increases earlier in the season to around the solstice in June (discussion here, scroll down to An Ice-free Solstice).

Temperature may also be important as higher insolation and thus higher temperature causes drought.