Sentence examples for at several altitudes from inspiring English sources
We conclude with a summary of recommendations on EOP usage and bias precession nutation model implementations for achieving a wide range of transformation accuracies at several altitudes.
We observed statistically significant variations at several altitudes during the storm recovery phase and after it, both in neutral wind speed and temperature.
The latter will be useful together with other contributions to radiation dose calculations within the atmosphere at several altitudes and will reveal the absorbed doses during flights.
The Akatsuki mission observes cloud distributions at several altitudes on both the dayside and nightside over five wavelength regions selected to obtain cloud distributions at different altitudes.
We conducted a comparison between the day-to-day variability of EPB activity and the properties of the neutral atmosphere at several altitudes.
Analysis of air pressure data at sea level and at several altitudes over Africa, India, and Bangladesh show a correspondence between the dominant wind direction and the intracontinental spread of cholera.
In this section, we present the seasonal variations of the migrating diurnal tide (Dw1) and three nonmigrating diurnal tidal components (De3, Dw2, and Ds0) from eCMAM30 at several representative altitudes and their comparisons with SABER observations.
In addition, she set several altitude and speed records.
South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) affects the astronomical satellites and other spacecraft that orbit the Earth at several hundred kilometers altitude; these orbits take satellites through the anomaly periodically, exposing them to several minutes of strong radiation.
These antiparticles (positrons or antiprotons) at several hundred kilometers of altitudes, we believe are not of direct extraterrestrial origin, but are the natural products of nuclear reactions of the high energy primary cosmic rays (CR) and trapped protons (TP) confined in the terrestrial radiation belt, with the constituents of terrestrial atmosphere.
In the longer term, they say, laser beams from satellites or high-altitude balloons may perhaps propel planes at several times the speed of sound at high altitudes where the air is too thin for jet engines to operate.
