Sentence examples for quiet values from inspiring English sources

The exceptions are: the sharp daytime hmF2 increase by ~ 100 km observed at Irkutsk on September 13, which is not reproduced by GSM TIP; the daytime hmF2 quiet values observed at Yakutsk, which is much smaller than the GSM TIP values.

12.4°N, 1.5°W) covering a solar cycle, we have presented preliminary results from the analysis of solar dependence of six different classifications of the data: (i) daily values, (ii) monthly mean, (iii) daily quiet values (with Ap ⩽ 20), (iv) monthly-quiet-mean values, (v) monthly median, and (vi) monthly-quiet-median values.

She saw her similarities to her father, besides the physical ones (she has his mouth, chin and long slender fingers): he was quiet, valued privacy and didn't like huge parties.

He said he leaned toward the restrained and ascetic in design, in keeping with the principles expressed by the German industrial designer Dieter Rams in his book "Die leise Ordnung der Dinge," or "The Gentle Order of Things" — meaning things can have a very quiet value without flourishes or "shouting".

This is another reason that the magnetotail (where the field intensity is much weaker than in the main body) cannot store the magnetic energy of more than 2 × 1022 ergs; if the lobe field could accumulate 2 × 1022 ergs between 10 and 20 Re, the magnetic field intensity would have to increase 30 ∼ 50%% from a quiet value; there has been no report of such a change of the lobe field.

If the logarithm yields a negative value, this is an indicator of a decrease of a parameter value compared to the quiet reference value (negative storm effect).

Individual ionospheric storms were identified as maximum deviations of the F2 layer peak electron density from quiet time values.

During solar maxima, the polar Tb drops to the quiet Sun values (approximately 104 K) because the polar coronal holes disappear.

It can be seen from Figure 7a that the detrended TECs have almost approached the quiet hour values well before the occurrence of the second earthquake.

We calculate storm time electron fluxes by adiabatically evolving quiet time values, using Lionville's theorem and the conservation of the three adiabatic invariants.

Physical activity was assessed by using a questionnaire, allowing conversion to MET (metabolic rate during quiet sitting) values [ 46, 47].