Sentence examples for mean temperature derived from inspiring English sources
However, the process needs weighted mean temperature derived from surface temperature and the surface pressure of the atmospheric column as prerequisites which are usually recorded by the collocated meteorological sensor (Birkenheuer and Gutman 2005).
The current study presents quantitative reconstructions of tree cover, annual precipitation and mean July temperature derived from the pollen record from Lake Billyakh (65°17′N, 126°47′E, 340 m above sea level) spanning the last ca. 50 ka (ca. 50,000 cal yrs).
For example, the effect of 2°C difference in mean annual temperature derived from 8 versus 10°C is likely quite different from that derived from −2 versus 0°C.
Daily maximum and minimum temperatures were averaged to derive daily mean temperature.
Weekly mean temperature and relative humidity were separately derived from the National Meteorological Information Centre of China and Hong Kong Observatory for Guangzhou and Hong Kong respectively.
The July mean temperature is 83 °F (28 °C).
The mean temperature this summer will be 14.4C.
The mean temperature in Scotland was 5.4C, 1.2C above average.
log mean temperature difference.
