Sentence examples for relating ground from inspiring English sources
1. Candidate explanatory variables from the ALS metrics were selected and three OLS model forms relating ground reference AGB and ALS metrics were fitted and tested.
Two sets of models are generated, the first relating ground estimates of AGB to airborne laser scanning (ALS) measurements and the second set relating ALS estimates of AGB (generated using the first model set) to GLAS measurements.
The results presented advance on the possibility of relating ground base local measurements of fog water yield with the remote monitoring of auxiliary meteorological variables, such as the visibility, in order to characterize broad areas for their fog water harvesting potential, either for its exploitation or its effect on cloud immersed forests.
Candidate explanatory variables from the ALS metrics were selected and three OLS model forms relating ground reference AGB and ALS metrics were fitted and tested.
(His column yesterday covered some related ground as well).
Executives at G.M. say they threw their resources behind XM rather than Sirius largely because XM had agreed to buy satellites and related ground technology from G.M.'s Hughes aerospace and electronics subsidiaries and to work with Hughes's DirecTV satellite television unit.
The overall aim of this project was to relate ground penetrating radar (GPR) to a ballast fouling index (FI).
The physical understanding of ground/structure vibrational interaction is essential in order to relate ground vibration levels outside buildings to structural vibration levels in buildings.
The calculation of destructive re-entries and the prediction of the related ground risk potential due to fragment objects reaching the ground have become of high interest in the past years.
It is operated by the DLR in Braunschweig, where also the FHS related ground stations are located: a ground based system simulator and transportable telemetry and data evaluation stations.
The factors leading to drift degradation include stresses from the overburden, stresses induced by the heat released from the emplaced waste, stresses due to seismically related ground motions, and time-dependent strength degradation.
