Sentence examples for average wave power from inspiring English sources

They found that both repetition periods of an average wave power were approximately 130 s.

This is reasonable since the average wave power is reduced, and a system with power ratings close to the wave power level could provide higher energy efficiency.

The location scale considered nine locations providing information on; wave power roses, probabilities of occurrence and cumulative distribution functions of wave power in different power ranges, variation and trend of yearly average wave power, seasonal average wave power and its annual variations, and quantities of wave energy flux for different Hm0 and Tm-10 ranges.

"Based on average wave power of 75kW/m and a 200km coastline from Butt of Lewis to Barra, the total mean power would be 15GW - equivalent to 12 modern nuclear power plants, such as Torness".

According to the statistics, the wave power value in Shengshan waters changes between 0.5 kW/m and 8.8 kW/m and the average wave power value is about 2.4 kW/m.

Moreover, Paulson et al. ([2014]) measured the average wave power over 0.6 to 0.8 Hz of Pc1 waves observed at the Hornsund station on the ground and the Van Allen probe in space.

Moreover, the mean wave power observed in the summer season is 28.8 kW/m and is found to be lower as compared to the winter season (31.7 kW/m) averaged over 3 years interval.

The climate chosen was the climate recorded by a buoy off the north-east shore of Oahu/Hawaii, which was a typical moderate wave climate featuring an average annual wave power PW = 17 kWh/m of wave crest.

(1) empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis and 6-hourly zonaveragesges of swell wave power density (WPD) show that the Indian Ocean swell energy has an obvious but fluctuating northeastward propagation.

At lower frequencies, in the range fLHR< f<0.1 fce, there is little wave power, on average, near the magnetic equator but significant wave power, of the order several hundred pT can be observed at midlatitudes, from 20° to 50°, in the region 4< L∗< 8 from 07 to 15 MLT.

It can be observed that the winter half extending from May through October experiences the higher average significant wave height, reflecting on the greater wave power flux as compared to the relatively calm summer half.