Sentence examples for atmospheric constraints from inspiring English sources
Then, the data that are more useful to meet the needs of the pansharpening applications, like the sensor, the satellite coverage and atmospheric constraints such as cloud cover and sun angle have to be selected.
In this study we used a simple conceptual rainfall-runoff model (HBV) to test the hypothesis that atmospheric constraints to transpiration, especially during conditions when soil moisture is not limiting, determine the variations in catchment water yield in the Australian Alps.
[19] The global-scale climatology of remote BC loadings presented here provides a basis for studies of atmospheric circulation, constraint of global models, and representation of removal and transport processes.
Providing estimates of FFCO2 emissions based on an atmospheric CO2 data constraint will ultimately be a challenge with a complex set of solutions.
Additional prior constraints for atmospheric information can be quickly added as well, because atmospheric delay is parameterized.
Atmospheric observations place some constraints on the processes involved.
Due to a paucity of data, it remains unclear how tropical drought responses vary along moisture gradients or with vegetation type; however, top-down constraints from atmospheric CO2 suggest that in the Amazon, basin-wide net carbon uptake is reduced in drought years [ Gatti et al., 2014].
A major limitation on UAV probing of atmospheric structures is the constraint imposed by aviation authorities.
No-fly zones are geographic constraints for the atmospheric entry flight.
Simulation study inferred that the product flow rate constraints sensitively affect atmospheric distillation column diameter and crude feed flow rate calculations.
The well-watered plants (WA100) fluxes (CO2 and H2O) could only be limited by metabolic requirements of the plants and the atmospheric concentrations, rather than the constraints imposed by stomatal regulation, as already reported in literature (Körner [2013]; Muller et al. [2011]).
