Sentence examples for hourly frequency from inspiring English sources
The resulting high-resolution climate projections consist of more than 200 climate variables at hourly frequency.
For this purpose, 13 years of records of two buoys, one offshore and one inshore, with an hourly frequency are used to develop an ANN model for predicting the nearshore wave power.
Feeding 5 different flavoured creeps (Toffee, Apricot, Butterscotch, Apple and Red fruit) in a daily sequential order increased the hourly frequency of visits to the creep feeder on day 18 of life (P = 0.004), and increased the piglets' feed intake over days 15 22 of lactation (P = 0.01), and day 22 to weaning at 28d (P = 0.03).
The sampling and analysis for the TP batches were conducted with hourly frequency because of the rapid growth of Mtc.
It contains a wide range of parameters at daily and hourly frequency including temperature, rainfall, sunshine duration, radiation humidity among many others.
We simultaneously measured discharge, electrical conductivity and temperature of these separate flow routes at hourly frequencies, disclosing the complex and time-varying patterns and origins of tile drain and ditch exfiltration.
Some areas have a frequent service of every 10 15 minutes on some routes, with half hourly frequencies on other routes.
The best model of hourly dive frequency included wind speed, wave height, wind directions and tidal amplitude (ΔAIC = 0.0, deviance = 4623.3).
In the present study a long series of geomagnetic aa indices gathered from two antipodal magnetic observatories at Melbourne Australia and Greenwichch (UK) are compared with the monthly-hourly critical frequency, foF2, from the nearby ionosonde measurements at Canberra and Slough (Chilton) and Moscow (control site) for 1944 2015.
In particular, we find that at hourly sampling frequencies, 76% of observed variation could be ascribed to technical sources, which could also skew the observed covariation between taxa.
Further limitations are i) the two-hourly signal frequency gives a limited indication of the true speed and activity of vessels, ii) the distances between data points are represented by straight lines so represent the minimum distance covered, iii) the absence of information about gear type and size makes further assumptions necessary.
