Sentence examples for maximum hourly mean from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a critical review of Cook's Method of Independent Storms for analysing maximum hourly mean wind speeds or similar data.

On these days, there was a daily maximum hourly mean air temperature of around 29 °C, about 1.0 °C lower than that over the land.

Meanwhile, a lower than normal daily maximum hourly mean global solar radiation was recorded from 13 to 16 December (except for 15 December), due to the cloudy conditions in the active phase of the MJO.

On these 2 days, rain occurred on the island in the morning and continued throughout the afternoon, with a daily maximum hourly mean global solar radiation of less than 500 W m−2 on the island (Fig. 2).

Meanwhile, a daily maximum hourly mean global solar radiation greater than 800 W m−2 was observed on most days, although on 8 December, daily maximum values of less than 400 W m−2 were recorded.

At Plymouth, the maximum hourly mean speed was 60 knots and at Yeovilton, 45 knots.

The analysed AWS data gives insight into yearly accumulated rainfall, maximum hourly accumulated rainfall, mean hourly accumulated rainfall, number of rainy days and number of rainy hours from 668 AWS locations.

Hourly and daily AQI was typically good or moderate during managed fires with 3 h and one day reaching unhealthy while the site remained below National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS), with maximum hourly concentrations 27 244 μg m−3, and mean concentrations 6.7 11.7 μg m−3.

Prescribed fire had little effect on local fine particulate matter (PM2.5) air quality with readings typical of similar non-fire times; hourly and daily good to moderate Air Quality Index (AQI) for PM2.5, maximum hourly concentrations 21 103 μg m−3, and mean concentrations between 7.7 and 13.2 μg m−3.

A strong correlation between the hourly mean overtopping discharge and corresponding maximum volume is also presented.

Highly elevated particulate and ozone levels were rare; compared with national standards, mean daily PM10 levels exceeded 50 μg/m on 13 days, and maximum hourly ozone levels, according to the U.S. EPA database (U.S. EPA 2003), exceeded 0.12 ppm on 1 day.