Sentence examples for most land surface from inspiring English sources

Most land surface models (LSMs) used in climate models do not perform well in modeling the permafrost processes.

Most land surface and ecosystem models assume that a vegetated canopy can be abstracted as a turbid medium when such models compute mass, energy, and carbon exchange.

Under no-rain condition, the emissivity of most land surface type increases along with the increasing frequency, thus the TB of 85-GHz channel is always higher than the TB at 37-GHz channel (Neale et al. 1998).

In the Low Arctic, most land surfaces are fully vegetated, with the exception of rock outcrops, dry ridge tops, river gravel bars, and scree slopes (those slopes that have an accumulation of rocky debris at the angle of repose).

As an alternative to the Rational method, the WFRP method may be appropriate for rural watershed areas in Korea, where paddy fields commonly exist, whereas the SCS model may be more suitable for urban areas, where most land surfaces are covered with impervious material.

The procedure that extracts most land-surface parameters and objects from a digital elevation model (DEM) is the neighborhood operation.

Most of land surface types are highly polarized while the precipitation is almost un-polarized, so the PD of land surface is higher than precipitation.

Tall-grass prairies once covered most of Uruguay's land surface but now compete with enclosed, planted pastures.

Humans have interrupted the flow of sediment to those deltas in most places, and the land surface is sinking as the older sediment underlying the cities compacts and settles.

Under most optimistic assumptions, the land surface available for emplacing EGS would support a maximum of 13,450 EGS plants each comprising 18 wells and delivering an average electric power of 35.3 MW e.

Total evaporation couples water and energy balance equations, while transpiration, which is the major component of total evaporation over most of the global land surface, is strongly determined by the rate of carbon assimilation.