Sentence examples for relative weather from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we address various findings concerning absolute and relative weather indices.

Based on this equation, we defined relative weather yield loss (Y loss) using Eq. 2.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Spatial distribution of insurable counties for chilling injury and heat damage of maize: a chilling injury; b heat damage; and c SDE. Open ellipses represent absolute weather indices and shaded ellipses relative weather indices.

Negative values of R indicate disasters resulting in yield loss Open image in new window Fig. 5 Spatial distribution of insurable counties for chilling injury and heat damage of wheat: a chilling injury; b heat damage; and c SDE. Open ellipses represent absolute weather indices and shaded ellipses relative weather indices.

Negative values of R indicate disasters resulting in yield loss Open image in new window Fig. 4 Spatial distribution of insurable counties for chilling injury and heat damage of rice: a chilling injury; b heat damage; and c SDE. Open ellipses represent absolute weather indices and shaded ellipses relative weather indices.

(b) Relative (weather-corrected) numbers of NLC nights.

These data challenge the use of relative weathering to define the margins of Pleistocene ice sheets.

A succession of three fans with dunes is differentiated on the basis of morphostratigraphy and relative weathering.

A long-standing debate regarding the reconstruction of former ice sheets revolves around the use of relative weathering of landscapes, i.e., the assumption that highly weathered landscapes have not been recently glaciated.

We used the Fe/Sc ratio to ascertain the absolute (redox) vs. relative (weathering) Fe accumulation in laterite formation with absolute Fe accumulation also associated with lower Fe/As ratios.

The papers included in this special issue are encapsulated here under the general themes of weathering mantles, weathering and relative dating, weathering and denudation, weathering processes and controls and the 'big picture'.