Sentence examples for description of atmospheric from inspiring English sources
Our electron precipitation forecast contributes to space weather applications by predicting a spectral description of atmospheric electron energy input.
However, in spite of considerable progress, the present estimates of solar variability together with atmospheric models still do not provide complete and accurate descriptions of atmospheric phenomena.
Section 2 presents a detailed description of the atmospheric dichromatic model.
Below, we present a description of the atmospheric circulation of the two simulations.
An accurate description of the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is a prerequisite for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) wind studies.
The present study concerns with the spectral description of the atmospheric boundary layers (ABLs) for appropriate modeling for studying the wind effects on structures.
With the ongoing development of offshore wind farms it becomes increasingly important to have an accurate description of offshore atmospheric conditions.
Furthermore, the study suggests that the inclusion of the longitudinal diffusion, important at short distance diffusion from a continuous point source in low wind conditions, can improve the description of the turbulent transport of atmospheric contaminants.
This was a good opportunity to investigate the behavior of the models available or developed at ISTI, in terms of atmospheric density description, extreme ultraviolet radiation input, ballistic parameter estimation and orbit propagation.
It's a perfect, atmospheric description of a crime novel in which a character is asked if the seances being re-examined were ever disappointing, and replies: "The seances always produced results … Tom never had what you would call a barren seance".
Despite the fact that bubble columns are widely established within the process industry as multiphase reactors and gas liquid contactors, common research has been focused on the description of bubble column hydrodynamics under atmospheric conditions.
