Sentence examples for sensible measurements from inspiring English sources

One assumption of TBR is that the reference templates are sufficient exemplars of each network to recover sensible measurements of the spatial pattern and connectivity strength within each network of interest.

This is because during this period, the sensors (net radiometer, sensible and latent heat measurements) usually worked in their best conditions (e.g., high friction velocity).

As DEA is an empirically based estimation technique, it is sensible to outliers, error measurements and random influences in the data.

Sub-hourly measurements of sensible heat flux for the mesic grassland using SR and SLS MOST iterative methods compared favourably with Bowen ratio and eddy covariance measurements.

This value was used for the measurement of sensible heat flux using surface renewal.

Thus, it was sensible to hypothesize that measurement errors for each skill were related to each other.

To do this, more research is needed to identify more sensible indicators for the measurement of health care needs and on how to "weigh" the identified indicators together into one composite measure.

Errors in the vertical wind component due to sonic anemometer design (Kochendorfer et al., 2012; Nakai and Shimoyama, 2012 ) or contamination by horizontal velocity components (Leuning et al., 2012 ) have been shown to cause an underestimation of sensible and latent heat flux measurements.

If we obtain help from electrical engineers, they will be able to improve the results by restricting the measurements to the sensible ones using their knowledge on radios, and perhaps they will even include the circuit diagram of these particular types of radios.

The method has yielded in real measurements and computer simulations sensible and consistent glare values.

A one-hour measurement would be more sensible, he says.