Sentence examples for based on local variables from inspiring English sources

In this review article, the development of such approach is introduced in three categories: the low-Reynolds number turbulence models, the correlation-based transition models, and the recently proposed models based on local variables.

Therefore, heat reducing urban greening strategies will be improved if based on local variables and conditions.

In the present study a hybrid approach of RST and FRBIS is proposed based on local characteristics (variables and indicators related to groundwater and land quality and quantity) towards land degradation susceptibility mapping in the Khanmirza agricultural plain.

In order to describe the gradient of environmental degradation we scored streams based on local and landscape variables.

The model generates area particulate air pollution predictions in addition to local particulate pollution based on local land use variables, both of which are assigned according to residential address.

We used a prediction model based on satellite aerosol optical depth (AOD) measurements to generate both exposure to particulate matter ≤ 2.5 μm in diameter (PM2.5) at the area level (10 × 10 km) and the local level (100 m) based on local land use variables.

More specifically, predicted BC was estimated from a nonlinear land-use regression model which was applied to within the greater Boston metropolitan area [ 36], and predicted PM2.5 exposure was derived from satellite aerosol optical depth measurements to generate both exposure to PM2.5 at the area level (10 × 10 km) and the local level (100 m) based on local land use variables [ 38].

Projections of climate change impacts on European grassland productivity are mostly based on local modeling studies that require many local variables, and this limits the up-scaling to regional or continental scale (e.g., [29]).

Capable to generate images for the analysis of meteorological variables based on local data from the mesoscale model WRF.

This diversity is variable based on local environmental conditions, but all CGC albeit with few exceptions (e.g., Hoppert et al. 2004)—have in common the presence of cyanobacteria.

We evaluated the economic performance of the designed control structures for various disturbances and found that, although the automatic selection of the controlled variables was based on local methods, the control structures performed quite well, even for large disturbances.