Sentence examples for radiation scheme from inspiring English sources
One of Slingo's key contributions was to write the computer code for a new "radiation scheme" – code that essentially allowed researchers to investigate how land and oceans as well as clouds, gases and other atmospheric components interact with solar and thermal radiation.
The absolute configuration was confirmed by X-ray crystallography with Mo Kα radiation (Scheme 9).
The calculation cost of the radiation scheme is very high in the AGCM, because both computing speed and precision are required for the scheme.
The GSM0412 radiation scheme ([Yabu et al. 2005]) and an improved Mellor-Yamada Level-3 planetary boundary layer scheme ([Nakanishi and Niino 2004]; [2006]) are used.
Recently, more groups also included SSI forcing, which requires a well-resolved shortwave radiation scheme (not standard in many climate models) to prescribe the wavelength-dependent irradiance changes.
The other cloud overlapping method (maximum-random overlapping) was incorporated since this version of the radiation scheme was included in MIROC3.2 (Hasumi and Emori [2004]).
One problem in piano manufacturing is examined in relationship with the possible radiation schemes induced by the models.
This cooperative development of the cloud and radiation schemes will facilitate improvements in the future development of aerosol and chemistry modules (see 'Aerosol and chemistry modules' section).
Two 30-member multi-physics ensembles, with two and three domains of maximum resolution 9 and 3km each, were designed using various combinations of cumulus, microphysics and radiation schemes.
Studying the evolution of high-intensity laser pulses propagating through underdense plasmas is an active area of research due to its importance to plasma accelerators [1], radiation schemes [2], X-ray lasers [2, 3], and etc.
Two experiments were carried out, one in which the UV variability was included in both the photolysis and radiation schemes and one in which only the photolysis scheme was modified.
