Sentence examples for based on surface temperature from inspiring English sources

Most claims that the IPCC models have failed are based on surface temperature changes over the past 15 years (1998 2012).

The samples were prepared based on the optimal design mix as proposed during optimization process based on surface temperature behavior of the samples.

We also developed a new procedure for correcting floating pan evaporation estimates to lake evaporation estimates based on surface temperature differences.

The model calculated level ice growth and melt along trajectories based on surface temperatures, ocean heat flux assumptions and a snow climatology (see Material and Methods).

A subsequent numerical experiment to validate this method showed that estimations based on surface temperatures were highly accurate in the case of degree of cure and internal temperature, although predictions of thermal conductivity were more difficult.

The model computes thickness changes at daily increments based on surface air temperature, ocean heat flux and snow cover.

The first element is to model temperature at 1 km depth layers based on surface heat flow, mean surface temperature, the thermal conductivity structure of the 2-layer model and heat production within the sedimentary layer and basement.

Figure (a) Annual surface temperature anomaly relative to 1951-1980 mean, based on surface air measurements at meteorological stations and ship and satellite measurements of sea surface temperature; the 2007 point is the 11-month anomaly.

This paper reports on a novel design of a remote sensor for temperature detection based on surface plasmon resonance and optical fiber technology.

In this study an engineering finite-temperature model based on Surface Cauchy Born theory is developed, where surface energy is accounted for in the prediction of the thermomechanical response.

Based on mean surface temperature difference between impervious surface (IS) and green space (GS1), SUHI intensity (SUHII) in the study area increased from 2.7 °C in 1987 to 3.4 °C in 2015.