Sentence examples for gauge wind speed from inspiring English sources

Clever sensors mounted on individual turbines gauge wind speed, temperature and direction.

This implies an ability to gauge wind speed, direction or displacement by the wind (Richardson 1990; Liechti 2006; Chapman et al. 2011).

Other gauges assess wind speed, rainfall, soil, air temperature and relative humidity.

For example, gauge A represents the lowest wind speed and gauge I the highest wind speed.

(b) The corresponding precipitation accumulation for the ODM and gauge along with relative wind speed for the time period from 19 March to 14 April 2016.

For example, if the wind speed gauge on one wind turbine fails say, because it becomes encased in ice the turbine can use data from a nearby turbine's anemometer (with algorithms for correcting for the different locations of the turbines), eliminating the need to shut down.

As the arm of the gauge rotates clockwise, the wind speed increases.

It does not appear that there are significantly less SNR-derived results at higher wind speeds than at lower wind speeds, and there is no visible correlation between the tide gauge error and increasing wind speed.

Participants who did not adequately answer these questions were excluded from the analysis (two participants for the wind speed gauges, one for the size circles).

The monitoring system was composed of the following components: wind speed and direction gauge, a horizontal rainfall (HRF) gauge, three wall mounted wind-driven rain (WDR) gauges designed and manufactured as part of this study, in-wall temperature and relative humidity probes and thermocouples for surface temperature measurements.

You can also examine satellite photos of tropical cyclones taken over the past thirty years to gauge how their wind speeds increased or decreased over time (most hurricane winds are measured directly only as they approach land).