Sentence examples for operational observations from inspiring English sources

However, many of the external factors that govern our climate, including solar variability, cannot be adequately determined from existing operational observations.

This paper provides a unifying summary of early bottom-up analytical theory with more recent top-down operational observations, highlighting the common linkage between these dimensions of GEO object behavior.

The main advantage of these datasets is that various operational observations from the surface to the stratosphere (approximately 50 km) are assimilated into self-consistent first-principle models, leading to uniformly gridded and globally available data for many variables.

The information gained in these regions from short measurements may act as a counterbalance to the sparse operational observation networks.

For instance, Kunii (2013) reproduced a heavy rainfall in northern Kyushu by assimilating JMA's operational observation data with a LETKF system with a grid interval of 5 km.

However, because operational GNSS observations suggested that no or little deformation have occurred around the Hokkaido area during the ScanSAR observation interval (not shown), and because the interval of acquisition date between the interferometric pair was 42 days, we assumed that there were no surface deformation signals in Fig. 4a.

Operational radiosonde observations suggested that tropospheric conditions were stable in both cases.

Finally, applications of stereo wave imaging on a moving structure are discussed, with particular emphasis on the collection of space time wave fields for assessment of numerical models and operational wave observation onboard vessels.

Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) is the most ambitious operational Earth Observation programme to date and will provide global, timely and easily accessible information in application domains such as land, marine, atmosphere, emergency response, climate change and security.

The GSICU has 30 beds, with 24 operational during the observations due to staff shortages.

Carnap argued that the terms of empirical science are not fully definable in purely experiential terms but can at least be partly defined by means of "reduction sentences," which are logically much-refined versions of operational definitions, and "observation sentences," whose truth can be checked by direct observation.