Sentence examples for the altitude distribution from inspiring English sources

We find that while the determination of object size needs to be reviewed, the altitude distribution provides a good fit to the model prediction.

The altitude distribution of data is shown in Fig. 1.

It is observed that the altitude distribution of the ionospheric plasma is very asymmetrical although the spacecraft sampled the same solar zenith angles.

We suggest that the altitude distribution of molecular gas is exponential and that spatial variation of pressure in the stratosphere produces similar spatial variation in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere.

Based on the altitude distribution of data in our database (see Fig. 1) and on the need to cover all important height regimes, we have selected the following anchor altitudes for our model: 350, 550, 850, 1400 and 2000 km.

Nonetheless, the roughness on the radiating waveguide is neither totally random nor clearly deterministic, and the altitude distribution, the slope and curve of the random model are associated with resolution and sampling length of the measuring instrument, while it is not unique [19, 20, 21].

In this paper we describe a retrieval approach for the simultaneous determination of the altitude distributions of p, T and VMR of atmospheric constituents from limb-scanning measurements of the atmosphere.

From the open-loop recorded data, the altitude distributions of the temperature, the H2SO4 vapor mixing ratio, and the electron density are being successfully retrieved.

Importantly, different measurement techniques applied at different geographical locations and under different geophysical conditions all provide undisputable evidence for the ubiquitous presence of these particles in the upper atmosphere, even though admittedly some of the specific features like the detailed altitude distribution and the charging characteristics are not completely understood.

The collision frequency all over the E-region in our model was analyzed, and the typical altitude distribution of the daytime local Hall (σ H) and Pedersen (σ P) conductivity, and Hall-to-Pedersen ratio (σ HP) is presented as color maps between 90 and 120 km in Fig. 3a (from top to bottom).

This appraisal is consistent with findings from the peer-reviewed literature; for example, the main European tick vector, Ixodes ricinus, lives for several years and has been observed to have markedly changed its latitude distribution (northern Sweden) and altitude distribution (the Czech mountains) over the last 30 years (Daniel et al. 2009; Talleklint and Jaenson 1998).