Sentence examples for minimum anomaly from inspiring English sources

A variety of additional temperature-based metrics were examined (including maximum and minimum temperature; maximum and minimum anomaly; and temperature events above or below various thresholds); the three metrics that provided significant predictive capability are presented here.

An anomaly (minimum in reciprocal magnetic susceptibility) was observed below 30 K, accompanied by magnetic splitting in Mössbauer spectroscopy.

Using a threshold value of 20.55, estimated as half of the difference between the maximum and minimum Bouger anomaly values, the 5-pixel-long lineaments, and longer ones, are automatically determined in the accumulator matrix.

The objectives of this study include modeling minimum carbon dioxide anomalies detectable in AVIRIS data under different conditions and applying a Cluster-Tuned Matched Filter for detection of carbon dioxide plumes in simulated data and in AVIRIS images acquired over power plants.

Through the years we observed a progressively more willingness of single experts to openly illustrate the limits as well as the success of their models, and to become more open to modifying previously preferred quantifications in favor of others that emerged collectively from the expert group decision process (e.g., minimum magnitudes, thermal anomalies, seismic event counting).

The same analysis was performed for maximum (TX) and minimum (TN) temperature anomalies (Table  2).

The grid spacing was explicitly defined to be smaller than the minimum size of resolved anomalies so that every robust pattern in the resulting model included several nodes.

Minimum air temperatures registered an anomaly of 1.3 degree Celsius, with the maximum at 1.8 degrees.

The gridding method used to realize the Bouguer anomaly map is minimum curvature with a grid size of 0.01° (about 1.1 km).

In Cuba, ENSO events cause significant anomalies in atmospheric circulations patterns, resulting in positive rainfall anomalies and increased minimum temperatures during the winter months (dry season) and an increased frequency of severe weather events (Cárdenas 1998).

The staff of the Queens Topographical Bureau, a little-known piece of the borough president's office, tries to keep such anomalies to a minimum.