Sentence examples for rain ratios from inspiring English sources

High dew to rain ratios characterized the terrestrial ions and especially the major nutrients N (5.4 6.1), K (3.9 7.6), and P (3.5).

The ratio of particulate organic carbon to CaCO3 export, the so-called rain ratio, is one of the factors determining CO2 sequestration in the deep ocean.

The thick black contours indicate a rain mixing ratio of 1.0 g kg−1.

As the cloud climbs the mountain, it continually drops its heaviest rain, so the ratio of deuterium to lighter isotopes gets smaller at higher elevations.

This was further substantiated by quantitative tracer studies of single rain events using 18O/16O ratios and electrical conductivity measurements.

In the regions affected by the passage of the radioactive cloud accompanied by rain, the male birth ratio was much lower than in the regions that did not experience rainfall.

In the inner domain, we employed bulk cloud physics, which predicts the mixing ratios of cloud, rain, ice crystals, and graupel without a cumulus parameterization scheme.

The proposed method considers design storms, infiltration rates and the runoff contribution area ratio of the rain garden, allowing users to size a rain garden for a specific site with hydrological reference and predict overflow of the rain garden under different storms.

Data from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite sensors, the Microwave Imager (TMI, 3A12 V6) and other satellite sources (3B43 V6) have been used to derive the thunderstorm ratio β, total rain accumulation M, and 1-min rainfall rates, R1min, for 37 stations in Nigeria, for 0.001 1% of an average year, for the period 1998 2006.

However, the isotopic signature of water increased in the aftermath of the heavy rain event, reflecting a changing ratio of water sources in the catchment.

As a result, it was found that the DKF can be superior to the KF application when the temporal variability of the G/R (rain gauge rain rate/radar rain rate) ratio is very high.