Sentence examples for historically measured from inspiring English sources
The historically measured data can be unified with newly measured data, to eliminate data noise.
Bias correction requires a historically measured dataset for correction that is at the same grid scale as the spatially downscaled parameter set.
The weighting can, for example, add new seasonal forecast information in an existing ensemble of historically measured time series that represents climatic uncertainty.
The quality of a routing of traffic is historically measured by the sum of all travel times, also called the total latency.
SOLAR2000 captures the essence of historically measured solar irradiances and this expands our knowledge about the quiet and variable Sun including its historical envelope of variability.
This is because income is something we have historically measured.
The public-address announcer — historically a measured voice, soothing the air an octave below the din — is taking on the role of cheerleader.
That lake, which historically was measured at 686 feet (209 metres) below sea level, has for decades averaged some 6.5 to 13 feet (2 to 4 metres) lower annually than that value.
Mr Horvath believes this indicates that the response has historically been measured poorly and that it too will eventually disappear as techniques mature.Equally troublesome is a meta-analysis of the cognitive and behavioural effects on healthy adults that Mr Horvath subsequently carried out.
How can organizational design react to these changes in something close to real time rather than on the timetables of academic research and HR practice that have historically been measured in years or even decades?
