Sentence examples for labeled weather from inspiring English sources

Go to the bottom and select the app labeled "Weather".

Based on the research done by Andrey and Olley [11] and Datla and Sharma [1] and using proximity analysis module in ArcGIS 10 [12], the weather station labeled 3012205 is chosen for our analysis.

He walked to a whiteboard and drew a series of bubbles, which he labelled "dashboard," "pilot," "weather," and "complex system of moving parts".

The stadiums could be found on Wikipedia but not all the weather stations were labeled well-enough to find out which were closest to where the games were being played.

But winter in Chicago means attaching a label of "weather permitting" to everything you do.

It is labeled as 3012205 hereafter and has perfect weather data without any missing portions.

She weathered a storm of media vitriol, labeled "Foxy Knoxy" by tabloids like the New York Post.

Milk with 0.5 percent fat is called "trim" milk, cheese is labeled "tasty" in lieu of "sharp," and "fine" is a commonly used weather condition alongside "overcast" or "humid".

The indie label has weathered 20 years of seismic industry shifts and musical evolutions without losing their crucial position at the fringes of electronic music from IDM to dubstep, grime to footwork, there's little doubt that Planet Mu has been a platform for pushing crucial artists into the spotlight.

Sport, like the weather, is more exciting when labelled extreme.

Leis and luaus, primordial film sets for Jurassic Park and Lost, fair winds and fair weather, Hawaii wears its "paradise found" label proudly.