Sentence examples for hourly sum from inspiring English sources

The ratios of hourly sum of PAR to Hg and monthly average of hourly global radiations (Ig) vary smoothly with significant seasonal variations and are influenced by several other local climatic conditions.

Definite differences were found between the annual variations of the hourly sums.

(c) Daily relative humidity calculated on the basis of summing hourly absolute humidity (RH') as a function of daily average relative humidity for the period 1949 2010.

To further stabilize the variance in the temporal data, the daily global horizontal insolation (Wh/m 2/day) is converted into daily clearness index, which is the ratio between the global horizontal insolation and the extraterrestrial insolation (the sum of hourly extraterrestrial irradiance).

Daily total Rn calculated by summing the hourly model predictions was always higher than the reference measurements, by an average of 8.1%, whereas daily total Rn calculated from the model over daily time intervals was closer to the reference measurements, 2% high on average.

The passive behavior of a building, moreover, is not effortlessly synthetized: conditioned buildings may be easily compared just summing the hourly consumption of primary energy, while buildings with no thermal plant need more sophisticated statistical analyses because in these kind of buildings, it is particularly difficult to assess the effect thermal inertia.

These values were summed and hourly percentages of sleep/wake were determined.

Next, we summed these hourly values to derive the FiO2AUC.

Following classification, data were aggregated on an hourly basis by the summing of the counts of 5-second intervals spent in each behavior.

A Walmart worker who reports to work the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, for example, will receive their normal hourly wage, plus an additional sum equal to whatever their average daily wage was during the 12 weeks leading up to Thanksgiving.

We calculated hourly ambient concentrations of the sum of nitrogen oxides (NOx = NO2 + NO), NO2, O3, and CO by averaging data from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection's Greater Boston monitoring sites (http://public.dep.state.ma.us/MassAir/) (n = 4 for CO and O3; n = 5 for NO2 and NOx); thus, these estimates represent a city-wide exposure.