Sentence examples for knowledge of weather from inspiring English sources

The Latin terms "cirrus," "stratus," "cumulus" and "nimbus" are still in use, recognized and applied to clouds by anyone with even an elementary knowledge of weather science.

With an intelligent control system considering knowledge of weather data as well as building design and shape, the existing energy savings potentials in the field of artificial air cooling can be exploited.

In these regions with hot, dry climates, traditional architecture was developed using empirical knowledge provided by a combination of passive strategies for thermal control, results of a thorough knowledge of weather conditions.

By the late 1840s, the telegraph allowed reports of weather conditions from a wide area to be received almost instantaneously, allowing forecasts to be made from knowledge of weather conditions further upwind.

From knowledge of the weather conditions, the proportion of heating provided to a home by heat pump is determined (see Eq. 9).

Applying this modelling methodology to other regions therefore requires not only knowledge of local weather conditions, but also of energy prices and housing specifications.

For instance, in asserting 'It'll be very cold today' to a group of Melburnians, I exploit background knowledge of local weather conditions in June to get my audience to accept that the temperature outside is somewhere between 5 10° C, ruling out live possibilities that it might be in the 15 20° C range.

The world that produced Gary England had much practical experience with, but little abstract knowledge of, extreme weather.

"With the knowledge of what weather was coming it could have been reduced to 10 minutes and we could have got straight back out".

Such observation was part of his rearing: his early work at his father's wind-run mill in Suffolk taught him a profound knowledge of the weather portended by the appearance of the sky.

There's a cumulative reading pleasure in "Fallen Giants" that comes from watching each "failed" expedition move a little farther up the high peaks, gather a little more knowledge of local weather patterns, discover one more insight into the human body's response to high altitude.