Sentence examples for precise weather from inspiring English sources
The 18th-century English naturalist, Gilbert White, for instance, kept precise weather records in his village, Selborne, for nearly 40 years.
But Storm Hawk, a software system from WeatherData, is said to be the first that can show travelers precise weather conditions just up the road.
Finally, authors recommend using a large standard train set, fusion of several classifiers for precise weather forecasting.
It provides Dash Drivers with up-to-the-second information about current and future weather conditions while on the road from the largest, most precise weather network in the world.
Unlike less precise weather and tidal forecasts of the gulf, ADCIRC has a resolution of 40 to 50 meters, allowing the researchers to track the movement of water (and oil) through the wetlands.
A graduate of the accelerator, Startup Wise Guys, VitalFields offers farmers precise weather data for their fields, along with focusing on things like disease forecasting, and providing tools to make it less labour-intensive for farmers to log more data from which the system can then provide those forecasts and conduct a "farm efficiency analysis".
The Instant City has been transformed back into an older model altogether, the Radiant City: clean, elegant, precise, and – English weather permitting – sun-soaked.
For instance, compared with the analysis on weekly data, the analysis on daily data is more likely to capture more precise association between weather variables and the disease occurrence.
The versatile and available GNSS signals can image the Earth's surface environments as a new, highly precise, continuous, all-weather and near-real-time remote sensing tool.
That decision is based on I.B.M.'s system, which uses computer algorithms to predict how much rain will fall in a given square kilometer — a far more precise forecast than standard weather systems provide.
In Britain, where dourness can seem to be as much a part of the stereotypical national character as bad food, foul weather and precise distinctions of status, the assertion of a right to be happy can seem almost revolutionary.
