Sentence examples for mean annual maximum from inspiring English sources

In March/April the ozone distribution was characterized by its mean annual maximum of 360 DU at 42°N.

For the ungauged case, a prediction equation is developed where mean annual maximum rainfall is expressed as a function of climatic and physiographic characteristics.

The climate of New Guinea is basically tropical, with mean annual maximum temperatures ranging between 86 and 90 °F (30 and 32 °C) in the lowlands; daytime temperatures in the highlands generally exceed 72 °F (22 °C) year-round.

In the lowlands, mean annual maximum temperatures range from about 86 to 90 °F (30 to 32 °C), and the minimums are between 73 and 75 °F (23 and 24 °C).

This paper assesses the topographic dependence of rainfall extremes by using elevation-dependent thin plate smoothing splines to interpolate the mean annual maximum rainfall, for periods from one to seven days, across Australia.

From a leave-one-out validation, it has been found that the developed prediction equation can estimate mean annual maximum rainfall with a median relative error of about 5.5%.

A suite of statistical and graphical techniques, performed on each cell's time series of annual maximum daily precipitation for the period 1958 2002, revealed that the mean annual maxima were highly dependent on the number of observers within each cell.

The mean annual maxima and minima temperatures recorded at the Jhingakhalli meteorological station were 34 and 20 °C, respectively.

The mean annual minimum and maximum temperatures are 10.7 and 23.7 °C, respectively.

The mean annual minimum and maximum temperatures vary from 11°C to 38°C.

The long-term mean annual minimum and maximum temperatures of the area are 9.0°C and 23.3°C, respectively (Alemayhu 2007).