Sentence examples for the atmospheric state from inspiring English sources

Therefore, variability in CRE due to variability in the atmospheric state must be addressed.

The atmospheric transparency is the primary signature of the atmospheric state.

Considering what the atmospheric state of the steel city was like during the early days of the 20th century, Royle's brushwork tapestries of violet and turquoise shadows can be read as aesthetic lies, but they're lovely ones nevertheless.

Our analysis begins with an examination of the observed CRE in the Arctic with the objective of isolating the influence of the atmospheric state from the influence of variability in cloud physical properties.

Two comprehensively instrumented research aircraft participated in coordinated measurements co-aligned with overpasses on the IASI instrument, with airborne interferometers obtaining radiance observations alongside intensive measurements of the atmospheric state.

The data recorded from the surface energy balance coupled with simultaneous observations of the atmospheric state (boundary layer, cloud, convection) available at the site will be used to frame and evaluate new heat flux laws and parameterizations for the boundary layer and the land surface that can then be implemented into future hydrological and atmospheric models.

We reconcile neural network and atmospheric retrieval terminologies by equating the neural network inputs to the observed radiances, X = R, and equating the neural network outputs to the estimates of the atmospheric states, Y = Ŝ.

They attributed the dominant errors to ageostrophy, such as from vertical momentum fluxes and convergence/divergence of wave momentum fluxes, and to undersampling of the "true" atmospheric state by the RO profiles (sampling error).

A major source of uncertainty in reanalysis comes from errors or deficiencies in the observations needed to assimilate the model solutions towards the true atmospheric state.

The steady atmospheric state is reached at double the e-folding time, which is the time interval in which an exponentially decreasing quantity decreases by a factor of e.

Regardless, the results presented here demonstrate conceptually the substantial sensitivity of CRE to modest, and realistic, shifts in the Arctic atmospheric state and provides further motivation for the need to reduce uncertainties in cloud properties in climate models.