Sentence examples for create a weather from inspiring English sources
Crossfield and his team at the Max Planck institute used a technique known as Doppler imaging to create a weather map of Luhman 16B using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope.
2. Create a weather monitoring station at your home, with permission and assistance from your parents or guardians, and contribute your data to one of the citizen organizations listed in the New York Times article read in class.
Yahoo! salespeople worked with the makers of Purina pet food to create a weather widget that inserts a picture of the users dog or cat into the application and suggests weather-appropriate activities.
These conditions might create a weather window if you are planning to transit north or south around Conception.
When an inversion layer lifts, one concern is that a wildfire will form a pyrocumulus, or fire cloud, which then can create a weather pattern within the wildfire.
Meanwhile, Stewie steals the satellite dish in a plan to create a weather control device capable of destroying the world's supply of broccoli, since Lois had forced him to eat the vegetable earlier that day.
There are several pieces of software that calculate the eclipse (rather than retrieving it from a server on the Internet), and knowing the calculations necessary would indeed be helpful, as I am creating a weather model and would like to have an inderstanding of what I'm actually up against.
In these contexts, students have built a basic security camera, taken photos of new movement in a room, created a weather station that reports temperature in each new location and even a "cube car" that is able to navigate for itself.
I accomplished my dream and created a weather iPhone app with an unique algorithm to boast.
As Seth Borenstein of AP reported, Egan and Mullin created a weather preference index that looked at where people choose to live, taking employment and other factors into account.
Sometimes the weather's bad enough outside that the last thing you want is to bring it into your lounge, but that hasn't stopped the experimental arm of a German design company, Micasa Lab, from creating a weather-predicting lamp.
