Sentence examples for density of weather from inspiring English sources

However, the low density of weather station coverage makes large-scale applicability problematic.

The combinations were performed over 460 Canadian watersheds (representing regions with a low density of weather stations) and 370 US watersheds (representing regions with a higher density of weather stations).

Factors contributing to this include a combination of the very low density of weather stations, appropriateness of the weather parameter, lack of information on trends in changes of rice varieties, and elements of farming practices including irrigation.

Moreover, interpolation techniques may result in data errors for regions with a low density of weather stations, and these can be particularly problematic when attempting to assess the socioeconomic effects of climate change (Auffhammer et al. 2013).

Two primary factors driving the basis risk have been identified: (1) the density of the weather stations measuring the weather parameters and proximity of the weather stations to the covered area under WBCIS.

We were able to statistically separate the variation in capture rates into a non-linear component of capture date (density) and a linear component of weather (activity).

We were able to statistically separate the variation in capture rates of high-arctic arthropods into a non-linear component of capture date (density) and a linear component of weather (activity).

Front, in meteorology, interface or transition zone between two air masses of different density and temperature; the sporadic flareups of weather along this zone, with occasional thunderstorms and electrical activity, was, to the Norwegian meteorologists who gave it its name during World War I, analogous to the fighting along the battle line in Europe.

Physiologically based demographic models (PBDM) of cotton and PBW (see [30, 52, 89]) are used to explain the underlying effects of weather and planting density on yield and PBW dynamics at the local, state, and national levels under irrigated and rainfed conditions prior to the introduction of insecticides and Bt cotton.

Demographic analysis, malaria surveillance, and collection of weather and vector density information were performed in these areas as part of 2 related studies, a study of malaria early warning systems and a study of malaria transmission and immunity.

An environmental chamber was built to evaluate the effect of weather parameters and swath density that affect the drying rate of crops during field drying.