Sentence examples for based on temperature data from inspiring English sources

Two case studies are presented, including performance prediction for wire-twisting machine based on temperature data, and an embedded solution for electric valve actuator monitoring.

Based on temperature data at national level, it is possible to obtain thematic maps for the whole Italian territory, which is extremely useful for technicians and pavement engineers for selection of asphalt binder for road construction purposes.

Another favorable feature of the method is that it is both image-forming (it allows the visual mapping of thermal structures on the skin surface and underneath the skin) and quantitative (allows measurement of temperature, metabolic activity rates, and other thermophysical properties based on temperature data).

Further disaggregation of the pasture class by photosynthetic pathway could be based on temperature gridded data [ Monfreda et al., 2008].

In fact, the company announced a partnership with the Bosch Group to build an IoT Bridge dashboard for delivery companies that can track both the delivery vehicles and the packages inside them in real time, delivering sensor data to the IoT Delivery Bridge about vehicle location and package conditions based on temperature and shock data coming from sensors inside the vehicle.

Lawn watering systems, for example, should activate home sprinklers based on temperature and precipitation data from home thermostats and weather apps.

Based on temperature and geopotential height data obtained from the sounding the atmosphere using broadband emission radiometry (SABER) instrument of the thermosphere ionosphere mesosphere energetics and dynamics (TIMED) satellite and the VHF radar horizontal winds, Pancheva et al.

Experimental data, based on temperature, heat fluxes and incident radiation on the façade have been collected during one year.

The temperature categories (≤35.5°C, 35.6 36.5°C, 36.6 37.5°C, 37.6 38.5°C, 38.6 39.5°C, ≥39.6°C) were based on the temperature data of the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II (APACHE II) scoring.

Since the temperature is probably the most registered meteorological variable, correlation models based on air temperature data are especially interesting to compare monthly average values of solar irradiation in countries with lack of direct measurements.

Actually, there was an undergrad student from the University of Minnesota who composed a cello piece based on satellite temperature data, but you couldn't dance to it.