Sentence examples for defining weather from inspiring English sources

The alternative scenarios were assessed through defining weather, technical, and financial parameters.

"Pleasure yachts have a very different operating pattern (for the most part occasional voyages in defined weather conditions or operating areas) when compared to a typical passenger ship which usually operates 24/7 on a tight schedule," the code says.

This chapter defines weather as short-term processes that result in variations in the atmospheric conditions ranging from minutes to a fire season.

This chapter defines weathering, erosion, and deposition, and then introduces the first of two landscape components, the rock/sediment type.

Differences in methodologies for determining the weathering component in natural environments, inherent differences in weathering rates of different minerals, and mineral heterogeneity often cause difficulties in defining the weathering component of different catchments or aquifer systems.

The slight but significant difference in timing and weather at Peak in the largest epidemics may define optimum weather requirements for supporting highest levels of transmission in Thailand.

The broadcast was defined by weather references unneeded inside arenas, where the average temperature is a reported 62 degrees.

While it may be fairly easy (at least in principle) to define specific weather extremes and ask how they are changing, it's less easy to define some scientific weirdness scale and ask whether the totality of recent events tips it or not.

Thermal sensation was defined by weather, personal and psychological factors.

Based on this equation, we defined relative weather yield loss (Y loss) using Eq. 2.

Storms and substorms are major constituents of geomagnetic activity and play a crucial role in efforts to define space weather (Kamide et al., 1998; Freeman, 2001; Angelopoulos et al., 2008).