Sentence examples for circulation models in from inspiring English sources

Current and hypothetical operations and structures at Detroit Dam were imposed on boundary conditions derived from downscaled General Circulation Models in base (1990 1999) and future (2059 2068) periods.

The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory NRLL) is developing nowcast/forecast software systems designed to combine satellite ocean color data streams with physical circulation models in order to produce prognostic fields of ocean surface materials.

In the cultivation process, the nutrient circulation model in reforestation area was constructed.

Figure 4 depicts the hydrothermal fluid circulation model in the Bayonnaise Knoll caldera as inferred from the interpretation of data obtained from seismic time and depth sections and the velocity model.

We present a new technique for total endovascular repair of the aortic arch and an experimental design of a circulation model in the human cadaver in order to evaluate the feasibility of this technique.

In addition to hydrologic uncertainties, we consider the combined effect of two emission scenarios and eight general circulation models (GCMs) in our analyses.

"Their prediction of 1.35C is, even if correct, only 25% lower than the average of the general circulation models used in the IPCC AR5," said Prof Myles Allen from Oxford University.

Because of the bomb 14C in the corals, Δ14C records in coral skeletons can be used as a sensitive water mass tracer and contribute to our understanding of ocean circulation, thereby improving ocean circulation models, especially in the post-bomb period.

In the control simulations, the standard type-8 (shrubs with ground-cover) data typically used by general circulation models for vegetation in the Sahel produce more than 50% underestimation of average latent heat flux and 100% overestimation of average sensible heat flux.

The six potential future climate scenarios used were for the period 2070 99 and were developed from transient simulations made using three of the general circulation models (GCMs) included in the IPCC 2001 synthesis [29] and for two of the IPCC SRES emissions scenarios, the A2 and B2 scenarios [10].

Drought is a common stressor in many regions of the world and current climatic global circulation models predict further increases in warming and drought in the coming decades in several of these regions, such as the Mediterranean basin.