Sentence examples for by intercomparison from inspiring English sources

A relaxed eddy accumulation (REA) system, based on the design by Beverland et al. (Journal of Geophysics Research 101 (D17) 22, 807-22, 815), for the measurement of biogenic VOC species was evaluated by intercomparison with an eddy correlation CO2 flux system over a mature deciduous beech canopy (Fagus Sylvatica) during the FOREXNOX program.

In addition to the periodic sampling of PM mass and species, PM10 and PM2.5 mass were also measured every day using optical counters (versions 1107 and 1108; GRIMM Technologies, Douglasville, GA, USA) corrected by intercomparison with MCV high-volume samplers.

The obtained calibrated accelerations are validated in several different ways; namely by (i) physically modelled nongravitational forces, by (ii) intercomparison of calibrated accelerometer data from two Swarm satellites flying side-by-side, and by (iii) good agreement of our calibrated signals with those released by ESA, obtained via a different approach for reducing temperature effects.

The form of their correction was determined by extensive intercomparison with radiosonde winds and appears to be very robust.

This was first evaluated by an intercomparison of the various analyses' respective mean estimates of source-specific mass impacts in each city.

The goal of COnSOrT is to promote catchment intercomparison by sharing calibrated model outputs.

Refs 52,59 describe in detail the theory and the standard calibration procedures, the latter specifically for Q-ACSMs as suggested by the ACTRIS intercomparison facility.

The ratio of the total deposition over the Japanese land area to the total atmospheric emission was estimated as 20±6%6%, according to the airborne monitoring conducted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology, Japan (MEXT 2011), whereas the ratio was calculated as 27 ± 10% based on the multi-model intercomparison by the Science Council of Japan (SCJ 2014).

A common methodology to assess individual absorbed radiation doses and corresponding uncertainties was developed and tested by the dosimetry intercomparison working group (DIWG) for all subjects based on interview data and available exposure data.

As proposed by Radiative Forcing Model Intercomparison Project,1 ERF estimated by using AGCMs with a fixed SST, which does not require extrapolation, would greatly advance the study in a more quantitative way.

The Special Issue is based on a "NextGen" study led by the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.