Sentence examples for meteorological context from inspiring English sources

"In a meteorological context those numbers are huge," Williams says.

Details on this relevance screening are given in Additional file 1. Excluded were papers on clouds in a non-computing sense (e.g. scatter plot analyses, clouds in a meteorological context) as well as cloud-computing in non-healthcare related topics (e.g. clouds used for biological analyses or for veterinary medicine).

Although transient events such as SSWs are technically categorized as stratospheric processes, and, thus, take place above the region of weather-dominated phenomena, they are often referred to as meteorological effects in the context of the upper atmosphere research.

Examining the spatiotemporal dynamics of meteorological variables in the context of changing climate, particularly in countries where rainfed agriculture is predominant, is vital to assess climate-induced changes and suggest feasible adaptation strategies.

Dynamics of LULC are in turn influenced by types of land cover involved, ecological mechanisms of succession and regeneration, physical components of the environment, socioeconomic activities together with their cultural context, and meteorological phenomena or other natural disasters (Dale et al. 1994; Kareiva and Wennergren 1995).

Possible reasons for these changes under varying meteorological conditions are explained in the context of changing building configurations and their implications in city planning.

Within the Chinese context, a heat wave is defined by the Meteorological Administration of China as a period of daily maximum temperature exceeding 35°C and lasting three consecutive days or more.

These studies were able to place results in a broader context than would have been obtained by using individual meteorological variables.

Field meteorological data collected in several European Commission projects (from 1974 to 2011) were re-analysed in the context of a perceived reduction in summer storms around the Western Mediterranean Basin (WMB).

However, meteorological records mostly began in the 1950s, and paleoenvironmental datasets that provide a longer-term context to recent climate change are limited in number and often from single sites [7] and/or discontinuous in time [10, 11].

In the context of GMP dispersal, cluster analysis can be used to integrate measurement data from different meteorological networks with different coverage in a GIS environment for defining representative climatic regions.