Sentence examples for the same climatological from inspiring English sources

Using a simple parameterisation scheme, the velocity components of a 30 km resolution shallow water ocean model are optimised to have the same climatological mean and variance as that of a less viscous 7.5 km resolution model.

Although the houses are evaluated under the same climatological and consumption conditions, production results are very different due to the specific engineering solutions (different electrical topologies, presence or absence of batteries, diverse photovoltaic module solutions, etc.).

The productivity and photosynthetic efficiency of Nannochloropsis sp. CCAP 211/78 cultivated in four different outdoor continuously operated pilot-scale photobioreactors under the same climatological conditions were compared.

We verified that the results were nearly the same when using climatological rainfall values for 1982 2012.

Both stands shared similar dominant plant species with the same physiographical and climatological characteristics, but differed in their co-dominant plant species.

The paper describes the technique for building the local empirical model and the results of comparing its diurnal, seasonal, and solar activity specifications with the standard IRI-2007 climodelogical model for the same period of time, and retrospective observational data from the Millstone Hill incoherent scatter radar (1976 2002) and a collocated Digisonde (1989 1990, 1998 2004).

The paper describes the technique used to build the local empirical model and discusses its diurnal, seasonal, and solar activity specifications in comparison with the standard IRI-2007 climodelogical model for the same period of time, long-term observations from the European Incoherent Scatter UHF radar (1988 1999), and the high-latitude ionosondes data.

A second set of simulations driven by climatological SST values was performed for the same period.

Consequently, any remaining gaps were filled by comparing ambient temperatures in the surrounding pixels with the spatial pattern of climatological temperatures (mean for 1985–2005) from the same year-week and setting the gap-value to match the identified pattern.

In this experiment, the 31-year mean monthly climatological SST was computed using OISST, and then applied to the same 31-year time period as the CTL simulations (hereinafter referred to as the CLM runs).

The occurrence of a most recent common ancestor around the same time in two independent lineages supports the scenario of a population bottleneck (as opposed to a selective sweep), since it implies a common cause for the reduction in population size, such as a climatological change or an alteration of their habitat.