Sentence examples for snow physics from inspiring English sources

However, the uncertainties caused by systematic errors, scale gaps, and complicated snow physics, among other factors, limit the usability of these three approaches in snow studies.

A water and energy budget-based distributed hydrological model with improved snow physics (WEB-DHM-S) was applied to elucidate the impact of climate change on mountain snow hydrology in the Shubuto River basin, Hokkaido, Japan.

The study takes advantage of a high-resolution Water and Energy Budget-Based Hydrological Distributed Model with improved snow physics (WEB-DHM-S) at a grid size of 5 km to quantify hydrological regimes in a typical cold river basin in the Tibetan Plateau (Lhasa River basin as a demonstration site) from 1983 to 2012.

As a young hydrologist, I worked on topics as varied as soil erosion, snow physics, and the remote sensing of water uptake by plants.

Do-Hyuk Kang changed the snow physics to include multiple layers and linked the model to a forward microwave emission model (Kang and Barros, 2011a and 2011b, IEEE TGARS).

Moreover, to precisely predict gravity changes in winter, snow physics must be added into our hydrological model, such as water interaction between covering snow and soil water (Pomeroy et al., 2007), water sublimation at the top of the covering snow (Strasser et al., 2008), and spatiotemporal heterogeneity of the snow depth and the density (Heki, 2004; Doi et al., 2010).

These models run typically at macro to moderate scales (>5 km), representing land surface processes based on simplified couplings of snow thermal physics and the water cycle in the soil-vegetation-atmosphere (SVA) layers.

The site features a history of snow-crystal research, a user's guide for photographing snowflakes (hint: avoid melting them by catching them with a feather, not your finger), and a detailed primer on the physics of why snow crystals form columns, ferns, dendrites, and other geometrically pleasing forms.

The historian of physics, C. P. Snow, wrote that "if Fermi had been born a few years earlier, one could well imagine him discovering Rutherford's atomic nucleus, and then developing Bohr's theory of the hydrogen atom.

So Dr. Snow shifted his emphasis to experimental physics but nevertheless wrote a highly influential theoretical paper with Dr. Thomas Day and Dr. Joseph Sucher in the late 1950's, about the time he joined the Maryland faculty.

The Olds' left front fender met with the grill of a parked and snow-covered Ford compact, and the physics of the collision demonstrated the inevitable: significant damage to the Ford, barely a dent to the Toronado.