Sentence examples for meteorological science from inspiring English sources
It seemed a feat of modern meteorological science.
He did not have a Ph.D., and his primary work was in meteorological science.
Yet Dr Sahu concedes that meteorological science has failed to provide a useful alternative to traditional methods.
He delivered another speech two years later, in 1839, on the "Present State of Meteorological Science" to the Meteorological Society of London.
Fuller details of the theory and its implication can be found in physics journals (Makarieva and Gorshkov 2009; Gorshkov et al. 2012; Makarieva et al. 2014) and in the atmospheric and meteorological science journals (Makarieva et al. 2013; Makarieva et al. 2013; Makarieva et al. 2017; Makarieva et al. 2017).
Samuel's hamstring is the most precise meteorological instrument known to science: it tightens the moment the heat index rises above 90 degrees on a practice field.
And when Bethany's predictions of natural disasters across the world sequentially come to pass, Gabrielle senses more than the rantings of a disturbed goth teen given to making the odd lucky punt after Googling science and meteorological websites.
Kim toured the facility on Tuesday, checking out weather forecast rooms and both domestic and international communication services in order to get up to speed on the science of meteorological observation.
We conclude that the microwave soil moisture products have significantly evolved in the last four decades and will continue to make key contributions to the progress of hydro-meteorological and climate sciences.
The original and extremely influential Gathering Storm report of 2005 was notable for spreading a highly controversial alarm about a supposed scientist shortage in the United States and introducing corny meteorological metaphors to the national science-policy discussion.
We use an integrated assessment approach, utilizing state-of-the-science air quality and meteorological models, engineering, epidemiology, and economics, to achieve this objective.
