Sentence examples for precise lightning from inspiring English sources

The authors have been developing the ground-based very high frequency (VHF) broadband Digital InTerFerometer (DITF) to image precise lightning channels and to extensively monitor lightning activities.

"We still have to figure out what is special about these storms and the precise role lightning plays in the process".

The precise mechanisms whereby lightning currents cause damage are not completely understood, however.

He was a researcher, who spent his time trying to snare phenomena other scientists thought uncatchable: what went on inside tornadoes and on the ground under them, or the precise moments when lightning formed and struck.

Featuring on-the-fly adjustable dpi from 200 to 5000 dpi, the G9x mouse makes it easy to go from pixel-precise targeting to lightning-fast maneuvers without pausing the action.

It can also maintain its many site-specific works, like Walter de Maria's 1979 "Lightning Field," a precise grid of 400 stainless-steel poles on a 21-square-mile stretch of desert near Quemado, N.M., and the permanent installations of its collection of artists from the 1960's and 70's planned for Beacon.

Tetzlaff was drawing his bow, at lightning speed, over a precise point on the fingerboard, unlocking strange and ghostly resonances.

Every possible scrap of data seemed to be available, from wind speeds and hailstone sizes to lightning strikes and the precise locations of storm chasers.

The Met Office in the UK's Ministry of Defence uses precise GPS timing to help it track lightning strikes.

The new integration will allow not only physical connection via the Lightning port but also more precise button mapping and better response times.

Lights installed the length of Deal pier in Kent glimmer in time and intensity from dusk, mirroring lightning storms currently taking place around the world; not a precise way to monitor global storm patterns, but an intriguing one nevertheless.