Sentence examples for index derived from inspiring English sources

EVI: enhanced vegetation index derived from MODIS time series (Stellmes et al. 2013b).

A numerical non-linearity index derived from routine measurements was able to suggest the root cause.

Equations to calculate stress index derived from the numerical modelling have been developed.

In this regard, few index derived false color composite (I-FCC) were derived.

A cloud index derived from METEOSAT satellite images is used to calculate the direct solar radiation resource.

Acoustic amplification/attenuation and their intensities are judged by the normalized amplification index derived from Rayleigh's criterion.

Fig. 2 Normalized averaged intensity of the Nagoya muon detector vs. spectrum index derived under quiet (dash line) and disturbed (solid line) conditions.

Standardized precipitation index derived from long-term rainfall data obtained from the Kenya Meteorological Service was used to quantify different degrees of drought intensity between 1950 and 2012.

Menvielle and Paris (2001) proposed a longitude sector index, the aλ index, derived using K indices from the am observatory network.

The concentration index, derived from the concentration curve, resembles the Gini coefficient and quantifies the health-income inequality graphed by the concentration curve.

The aa index is a global geomagnetic activity index derived from the K indices from two approximately antipodal observatories: Hartland in the UK and Canberra in Australia.