Sentence examples for direct weather from inspiring English sources
This argument is now relegated to the satellite temperature data, which have greater uncertainty, are more influenced by El Niño events, and diverge from direct weather balloon atmospheric temperature measurements.
In so doing, Philippe will give the UK a wide berth and will have no direct weather impact here.
As can be seen in Fig. 1, direct weather, such as lightning, has been determined to be the cause of 10% of the interruptions.
Sunshine is likewise pulling data from phone sensors to power its reports, but is also encouraging users to make direct weather reports themselves — hence, it self-bills as the "Waze of Weather".
Direct weather parameters were analyzed using records for the growing season, March to October, 1999.
Hence, in the absence of direct weather measures, weather station data may be of value in predicting fungal abundance and diversity [ 25].
But much of his penultimate film, "Nostalghia" (1983), out on Blu-ray from Kino Classics, is pure meteorology, opening with a panoramic view of a granular mist rising from and rolling across a Tuscan landscape in a shot long enough for you to marvel at the artist's seeming capacity to direct the weather.
Weather Direct can also deliver weather alerts via e-mail or text message whenever temperature, humidity or chance of rain reaches a customer-defined level.
The amounts of potential nutrients in the sampled dust are much more uniform than might be provided by direct, local weathering of bedrock or by dust locally derived from nearby weathered products.
(Mr. Siegel co-directed "The Weather Underground," a 2003 film about the group that advocated the violent overthrow of the United States government).
Atomic force microscopy has been used to detect the simultaneous occurrence of indirect and direct biochemical weathering, where it was observed that abundant small etching pits formed on mineral surfaces exposed to siderophores (molecular Fe chelators) released to solution by microbes, whereas fewer yet larger "biopits" formed on surfaces colonized directly by bacteria24.
