Sentence examples for maximum precipitation rate from inspiring English sources

However, as noted previously, the maximum precipitation rate reported by Nehrke et al. [20] actually occurred at r = 0.6.

The linear trend in the data indicates that the transition from an upward to a downward deviation occurred near the ion ratio where the maximum precipitation rate was observed, a C O 3 2 - / a C a 2 +  = 0.306.

Deviations of the maximum precipitation rate from a stoichiometric ion ratio of one (for calcite) can be further influenced by unequal single ion diffusion coefficients, which cannot be calculated for most mixed electrolyte systems.

This relationship shows that the maximum Sr mol % corresponds to the maximum precipitation rate (marked by the vertical dash line at r = 0.306), however the behavior above and below this point is not symmetric.

On 22 May, an intense rain event occurred from 00 40 UTC to 11 31 UTC with a maximum ODM470 precipitation rate of 39.4 mm h−1 resulting in an accumulation of 51.4 mm in the ODM470 data while the gauge accumulated 18.0 mm (54.3% undercatch) at about 12 °C.

The ends of the whisker define the minimum and maximum daily precipitation rate in mm.

The maximum measured precipitation rate was 2-fold greater than the minima, and occurred at a carbonate to calcium ion activity ratio of 0.306.

We observed a maximum calcite precipitation rate at r = 0.306, which is similar to the findings of Tai et al. [28] who reported a maximum rate at a C O 3 2 - / a C a 2 + = 0.36.

Relative to the maximum, the calcite precipitation rate appeared to drop away less steeply with decreasing a C O 3 2 - / a C a 2 +  compared to the other side, although the range of conditions tested was limited to a C O 3 2 - / a C a 2 + ratios smaller than 1.

Hence, for all countries where HGDP-CEPH populations are located we obtained the following parameters: average annual minimum and maximum temperature, short wave radiation flux and precipitation rate (annual maximum and mean).

The Feather, Yuba, and American watersheds have the highest precipitation rates, where maximum precipitation exceeds 200 cm/yr [13].