Sentence examples for for intercomparison from inspiring English sources

One issue in this context is a general lack of techniques for intercomparison below about 80 km.

A note is presented on specific calculation methods to be adopted for intercomparison and survey analysis of these systems.

A novel correlative technique is introduced for intercomparison of measurements of similar quantities made using different techniques.

For intercomparison between case studies we used tide-averaged bed shear stress as a generic proxy for environmental and related ecological effects.

However, it should be noted that unlike the FCA correction for VHF SA radars, experience shows that the MF/HF FCA correction is likely to be strongly height dependent and that there are few options for intercomparison techniques below about 80 km.

This is, in essence, very similar to the way in which Global Climate Models themselves run, in that they provide a platform for intercomparison of regions even while they may be more or less accurate when compared to ground-based measurements.

The third reason for intercomparisons was that satellite-derived MLT winds became generally available for the first time with the launch of the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite UARSsatelliteite and the high resolution Doppler interferometer (HRDI) and Wind Imaging Doppler Interferometer (WINDII) instruments it carried (e.g., Reber et al. 1993).

Seasonal and interannual variability, as well as the short periods of data available for some sites, decrease the opportunity for meaningful intercomparison among different sites.

In addition to studying MLT region atmospheric dynamics, they also provided the means and motivation for the intercomparison of MLT winds derived from different techniques for the purposes of ground proofing the satellite measurements (e.g., Palo et al. 1997), and provided a better understanding of the limitations of the various measurement techniques.

Our synthesis highlights gaps in the data and challenges for data intercomparison.

For proper intercomparison using normalized values, selected areas of study should have similar geological and volcanic characteristics (existence of DDS).