Sentence examples for data on weather from inspiring English sources
About the same time, America Online started to feature some personalization, like ZIP-code-specific data on weather reports.
A team from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi began operations in Texas on Friday and will gather data on weather patterns and the condition of oceans and wetlands.
Except, it seemed, on that single day in 1969.He thus looked at Keeton's old reports and cross-referenced them with data on weather conditions on the days the experiments were done.
David Friedberg, a former product manager at Google, has started the Climate Corporation, which uses government data on weather, soil porosity and the root structures of wheat and soybeans to write crop insurance.
Looking at data on weather and warfare from around the world over the past six decades, Dr Hsiang finds that in those countries where El Niño exerts its effects it brings with it a significant extra risk of civil conflict.
The league is looking at scheduling the next Heritage Classic for sometime in January or February 2014, according to The Free Press, based on a request to Environment Canada seeking data on weather patterns in Winnipeg during those months.
Continuuity's Jonathan Gray envisages farmers plugging in to big data capabilities on their phones and mobile soil analysis readers, accessing huge data sets on weather, soil types, optimum sowing times and crop yields, for example.
A marked improvement in wintertime air quality coincided with the start of these interventions as illustrated by the photos in figure 2 and the PM10 data in figure 3. We obtained data on daily weather from the Bureau of Meteorology for three weather stations in central Launceston and five weather stations in central Hobart.
To test their hypothesis, they used a miniature weather station, attached to a pole for easy transportation and control, to gather data on the weather around—and within the branches of different trees.
House building has fallen sharply in recent months.Optimists pin soft data on harsh weather.
"Nasa dropped a bombshell of a climate report," said Jeff Masters and Bob Henson, who analysed the data on the Weather Underground website.
