Sentence examples for based on gauges from inspiring English sources

The 17 sub-basins were created based on gauges locations and the DEM (Figure 1).

Regionalization of those at-site estimates to develop precipitation products for a user-specified location is accomplished using a hybrid estimation method that consists of a weighted average of estimators based on gauging station proximities and record lengths.

We propose a general method to estimate the correction factor and in-stream residence time based on gauging station data, which is relevant to other rivers where sufficient data are available to support the method.

The results showed that the conventional areal rainfall based on gauge data produces an overall good fit, while the TMPA-driven simulations tend to yield an unsatisfied result in the daily discharge simulations.

Find a wire chart that shows how many watts a wire can take based on gauge and distance of run.

Despite a goal of limiting inflation to no more than 4 percent a year, prices have stubbornly remained about 6 percent higher this autumn than a year ago for consumers based on official gauges — and up to twice that by the estimate of many private economists.

For that purpose, a long term monitoring system based on strain gauges was installed in the Portuguese Trezói Bridge.

Considering the dimension and compatibility, we designed a novel six-axis force/torque sensor based on strain gauges for the space robot.

Scientists have long known the region was gradually sinking, and the roughly 16-centimeter drop during the 21st century was already forecasted based on tide gauges that measure sea level compared with the land.

Due to the limitations of existing strength measurement systems, several studies have used home-made dynamometers based on strain gauges and designed specifically to measure ankle dorsi-flexion [ 16- 20], ankle plantar-flexion [ 15, 21- 23] or both [ 24- 27].

Selection of gauging sites was based on historical gauging sites, and considering the possible changes in rivers gain loss relations with aquifers.