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Spatial distribution of the offsets over the study area is shown in Fig. 5.

Since the F10 and ISN time series are longer than four complete solar cycles, we are able to evaluate the reproducibility of temporal offsets over multiple solar cycles.

The local vertical datum offsets over Japan are computed by Equation (2) at 816 GPS/levelling points using gravimetric geoid undulations on a 1 × 1.5 arc-minute grid (Odera and Fukuda 2014).

Black dots represent data points (796) while red dots represent test data points (20) Fig. 5 Local vertical offsets over Japan (units in centimeters) H=h-N-{O}_{mathrm{LVD}}, (3).

The 345.6 kilowatt system will provide environmental offsets over the next 25 years which include the elimination of over 10,000 tons of CO2, 27-plus tons of sulfur dioxide and over 33 tons of nitrous oxide, a principal greenhouse gas.

The MICS data provides a weighting variable, which helps to offset over- and under-sampling in some regions.

The Val d'Or station appeared to have offsets left over from baselining so was not chosen for discussion: the auroral zone stations are typical of the other more northerly stations.

But he said that high upfront cost is offset over time, because geothermal plants do not burn fuel.

The initial cost could be largely offset over 10 years by ending tax breaks for fossil fuels, as called for in Mr. Obama's 2012 budget.

However, this can be more than offset over the lifetime of the vehicle if the latter is powered by low carbon electricity and the battery lifetime is comparable to that of an internal combustion engine.

The cost of fluorescent bulbs is typically 8 to 10 times that of incandescents, but that initial outlay would be offset over time by their much longer life and by lower electricity bills.