Sentence examples for getting weather from inspiring English sources

The first peace-time use for rockets will be getting weather d data from the upper air.

Schools chosen for the project are also getting weather stations to aid them in collecting and analyzing their data.

"This time of year the one thing that cuts into their reliability is when you start getting weather," Mr. Hogan said.

Dr. Douglass, who has worked as a consultant for the Electric Power Research Institute, and for U.R.M.C. and various other companies, said that using the old formula required knowing the wind speed and direction over the course of a transmission line that could stretch for miles, and sometimes utilities did not go to the expense of getting weather measurements close to the line.

Many commercial applications of LVCSR are widely employed, e.g., medical dictation, getting weather information, data entry, speech transcription, speech-to-speech translation, railway reservation, etc.

You get weather in the oceans like you get weather in the atmosphere.

The T6320 also gets weather reports and severe-weather alerts.

Better yet, you also get weather, local movie showtimes and even local gas prices.

And he supports the report's recommendation to get weather radios into the hands of more residents.

You could buy an odd array of merchandise (ring tones, coffee) and even get weather reports for Los Angeles, delivered by Mr. Lynch via Webcam.

Now pilots get weather warnings and detailed traffic conditions and topographies.