Daily clearness indices from the year 2005 at these centers are used to interpolate the clearness indices at all other locations.
Runoff from surrounding roads and other development had been chipping away at Tahoe's clearness for decades.
Because we extended PCROM by only a small number of new objects and concepts to close these gaps, it retains the simplicity and clearness that distinguishes PCROM from other models and at the same time maintains a tight relationship with BRIDG.
Daily clearness index data from year 2004 are used.
SUNY daily clearness index data from year 2004 are used, i.e., the number of temporal observations at each pixel, T, in Equation 7, is 366.
Comparison shows that average irradiance values are in good agreement, whereas insolation and sky clearness values obtained from external sources are inferior to high quality measurement data.
The clearness of mind that comes from ditching everything and setting off into the great unknown?
One of his better-known sayings is that "the (printed) letter killeth, and it is extraordinary how it will prevent the acutest from exercising their wonted clearness of vision" (SI, 872)—see also Collingwood (2013, 19 20).
As the settlement expanded eastwards, away from the dockyard and the Blue Houses, the wider area became known as Sheerness, taking its new name from the brightness or clearness of the water at the mouth of the River Medway.
The annual average of clearness index for Qatar from ground measurements is 0.64, indicative of clear-sky conditions most of the year.
Monthly clearness index values derived from ground-measured global radiation are correlated with those derived from satellite data to obtain a model for calibrating satellite-measured data at a specified grid interval.
