Sentence examples for intensification rate from inspiring English sources

Tropical cyclone (TC) hazard is associated with TC climatology, namely, the pattern of genesis, distributions of intensity and intensification rate, tendency of storm motion, and the frequency and intensity at landfall.

Obviously, it is difficult and unfair to compare our work against Donchin et al.'s simply by relying on the communication rate, in terms of char/min, since their intensification rate is higher than ours, as indicated above.

Recall in Donchin et al.'s work, there were 40 trials per minute (that is, since the intensification rate is 8 Hz, we thus have: 40 trials × 12 events/trial × 0.125 s/event = 60 s = 1 min).

The intensification rate slowed down after becoming a hurricane.

Subsequently, its intensification rate slowed somewhat, due to restricted outflow.

Its intensification rate increased as it began a steady southwest movement.

We examined treatment intensification rates and subsequent blood pressure control.

Secondary outcomes are changes in Hemoglobin A1c, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL), medication adherence determined from pharmacy refill data, and medication intensification rates.

In particular, the dynamics and thermodynamics associated with rapid intensification are not well understood, and simulations using numerical prediction systems sometimes overestimate or underestimate TC intensities and intensification rates.

It has previously been stated that understanding interactions between TCs and the ocean is crucial to decreasing the extent of the overestimations that are currently made of TC intensities (Bender et al. 1993; Shade and Emanuel 1999) and intensification rates (Wada 2009).

When we dropped visits with an out-of-date A1C (>3 months old), intensification rates increased to 26%.