Sentence examples for between the observed temperature from inspiring English sources

The reactor is modeled by three partial differential equations, and excellent agreement is achieved between the observed temperature profiles and the model.

In the epilimnion, model accuracy depended on the difference between the observed temperature and boundary conditions.

Then, from lidar observation of atmospheric temperature over Tsukuba, Japan (Nakane et al. 1992), the differences between the observed temperature and climatology were up to 20 K in the stratosphere and 30 K in the mesosphere.

"Maybe aerosols can't account for the difference" between expected and observed temperature changes, he says, "which leads to the question of what else is going on".

The results showed that spatial temperature difference between the maximum and minimum observed temperature in the study area ranged from 1.2 to 7.0 °C, and varied depending on season and time of the day.

Temperature data has been corrected by addition of difference between mean monthly observed temperature and SDSM simulated mean monthly temperature for observed period.

Linear mixed-effects models were used to examine the relationship between characteristics of the vegetation and observed temperature.

We suspect, however, that the difference between the surface temperature and experimentally observed temperature is approximately constant over the relatively small temperature range used in this study.

The maximum error between predicted and observed temperatures was found to be 1.26 °C for a test predicted to generate in excess of 100° of temperature rise within the rock.

In a rapidly warming world, a few years makes a big difference: the discrepancy between modelled temperatures today and observed temperatures today is much smaller.

Reasonable agreement between the observed and simulated trends in mesospheric temperatures has been reached.