Sentence examples for sequences of precipitation from inspiring English sources
Then the calibrated models are used to generate daily sequences of precipitation and temperature for the 1962 2005 historical (conditioned on NCEP predictors), and future period (2006 2100) using outputs from five CMIP5 (Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase-5) Earth System Models corresponding to Representative Concentration Pathway (RCP): RCP2.6, RCP4.5, and RCP8.5 scenarios.
The leachate is subjected to one of several sequences of precipitation, solvent extraction, and ion exchange.
Mahoney and Rood (1998) discuss several factors that may support establishment at high elevations relative to the water's edge including capillary rise, lateral subsurface water movement, and advantageous sequences of precipitation events.
In layer by layer precipitated electrodes, the catalytic activity for the OER depends on the sequence of precipitation of the hydroxides and there is a loss of efficiency when the inner layer is made of Fe(OH 2 because of a poisoning of the electrode.
The solubility of TiN, TiC and NbC as a function of temperature as well as the simplified temperature sequence of precipitation of these phases have been determined.
In this regard, the sequence of precipitation for the studied alloy was identified as: Super saturated solid solution (SSSS) → Clusters of atoms → G.
Differential scanning calorimetry indicates that the ECAP process only accelerated the phase precipitations, but did not change the sequence of phase precipitation.
Great advancement has been achieved in the analysis of specific microstructure instability causing a loss of creep strength at 550 °C and above, the prediction of onset time of the creep strength loss and theoretical modeling of precipitation sequences in power plant steels.
During the last 1000 years, the record showed open forest communities accompanied by the presence of Glomus sp. These palaeoenvironmental changes observed along the sequence suggested variations in the amount of precipitation of westerly origin related to shifts in the position and/or strength of the southern margin of the westerlies.
It is this repository of heat -- through processes like evaporation and ocean overturning -- that drives the changes in weather we are experiencing: heavier precipitation events, sequences of large storms, bitter cold spells and prolonged droughts in some regions.
By using a multi-threshold run theory approach to evaluate the monthly percentage of precipitation anomalies index (Pa), a drought events sequence was identified at each grid cell.
