Sentence examples for group of meteorologists from inspiring English sources

In September 1954, Carl-Gustav Rossby's assembled an international group of meteorologists in Stockholm and produced the first operational forecast (i.e. routine predictions for practical use) based on the barotropic equation.

Their performance was even inferior to that of a control group of meteorologists who had no experience at all with the stock market.

Australian photographer James Smart spent 15 days chasing storms with a group of meteorologist friends last June and shot "Dirt" near Simla, Colorado on the last day.

(The true temperature swings fell somewhere between the American and Chinese estimates, so the two groups of meteorologists were similarly accurate).

Suppose there is a debate that pits the National Academy of Sciences against a group of armchair meteorologists.

The seeds for many current ideas concerning extratropical cyclones were sown between 1912 and 1930 by a group of Scandinavian meteorologists working in Bergen, Nor.

New York Metro Weather, a group of young meteorologists seeking to disrupt the forecasting industry, tweeted to their elders at the National Weather Service: "We think bust potential with this storm is very high.

The main question of interest was 'what goes on in the mind of a stock-broker when a conclusion is logically correct, but conflicts with what the stock-brokers believes to be a correct deduction (valid-implausible) or is logically incorrect but highly plausible (invalid-plausible)?' As a control, a group of 19 meteorologists from the German Meteorological Service was tested.

In contrast, we predicted that people with no special experience at the stock market (our control group were meteorologists) should not be sensitive to the implausibility of the reasoning problems' content and thus should not show a belief bias.

Research the role of meteorologists in World War I.

They employ teams of meteorologists to scour the world for the best places to put turbines.