Sentence examples for available observing from inspiring English sources

For example, one of the most widely available observing techniques is ground-based vertical-incidence HF sounding; but this technique cannot provide any information on the shape of the topside ionospheric profile, and models based on the ionospheric-scale height are used to provide this information (e.g. Reinisch et al. 2001a; Belehaki and Kersley 2006).

"To enshrine it now as a classic it has to be about the players who are available," observes Rickson.

In order to validate the methodology, simulated hydrographs were produced and compared against available observed data.

In order to evaluate our proposed algorithm under such conditions, another simulation was done with different number of available observed samples.

During the calibration of the current hydrological model of this study, emphasis was given towards the successful representation of total water balance, to make possible the successful calibration of all the available observed hydrographs.

The comparison relies both on (1) available observed datasets and (2) Monte Carlo simulations in order to evaluate the effects of sampling variability and to analyze the possible influence of regional heterogeneities.

In our study, we created 200 samples (with replacement) from the available observed sample.

Such techniques are based on the correlation between each variable with missing values and all other variables as estimated from the complete set of participants, using available observed data.

By repeating the same searches with publications with an abstract available, we observed that 96.2% of the articles were written in English, 100% (as obvious) had an abstract available, 93.5% had the full text available (either for a fee or at no charge) and 42.7% had the full text available at no charge.

If no non-verbal cues for laughter are available, please observe audience members around you.

Citing 2008 statistics, the most recent available, he observed that teenage girls accounted for 34% of all pregnancies and 40% of maternal deaths.