Sentence examples for effects of radiometric from inspiring English sources

Some researchers have introduced the reflectance ratio/index approaches to remove the effects of radiometric errors due to changing effects in the atmosphere and topographical changes across the scene (Slater, 1980).

This study provides a theoretical/physical framework to quantify the vegetation scattering effects on radiometric microwave measurements of soil moisture.

The effect on radiometric MAP 14CO2 growth kinetics of Cyclosporine A, Rapamycin and Tacrolimus on MAP cultured from humans (Dominic & UCF 4) or ruminants (ATCC 19698 & 303) and M. avium subspecies avium (ATCC 25291 & 101) are presented as "percent decrease in cumulative GI" (%-ΔcGI).

The development of a software package for the retrieval of vertical trace gas profiles from limb sounding measurements led to the analysis of the radiometric effects of inhomogeneous distributions of pressure, temperature and/or trace gases within simulated atmospheric layers as seen by a limb sounding instrument.

The effects of different sensor configurations and levels of radiometric noise on the NPP estimated are analysed.

Data sets from the Landsat 5 TM are not routinely corrected for a number of radiometric and geometric artifacts, including memory effect, gain/bias, and interfocal plane misalignment.

A series of radiometric determinations done subsequently has yielded a date of 1.88 mya.

With the advent of radiometric dating methods, absolute ages for various periods can be determined.

For an extended discussion of the principles of radiometric dating, including sources of error, see dating.

The retrieval uncertainty is linked with the instrument radiometric accuracy by analysing the impact of different levels of radiometric noise.

But the big breakthrough came with the invention of radiometric dating.