Sentence examples for time dst from inspiring English sources

Japan stands virtually alone among rich countries in not using daylight-saving time (DST), or summer time.

"As the review by the company's board and its advisers will include all assets including its investment portfolio, it would not be prudent to consider a sale of the company's State Street stock at this time," DST said in a statement.

The bottom image in Fig. 3 presents the variation of the disturbance storm time (Dst) value.

The disturbance storm time (Dst) index (Sugiura 1964) represents geomagnetic storms.

Figure 5 Superposed epoch analysis (SEA) results over all selected storms for each disturbance storm time ( Dst ) station.

The number density of O+ during geomagnetic active time (Dst < −20 nT/AE > 200 nT/Kp ⩾ 3) is much larger than that during non-storm time (Dst > −20 nT/AE < 200 nT/Kp < 3).

Previous studies have shown that those with vestibular asymmetry displayed an altered variability in double support time (DST) compared to controls.

Limited evidence suggests that Daylight Saving Time (DST) shifts have a substantial influence on the risk of acute myocardial infarction (AMI).

This article explores the effects of transition to daylight saving time (DST) on economically relevant behavioural measures – cognitive performance and risk-taking behaviour.

Riley (2012) indicates that space weather events including flare intensity, coronal mass ejection speeds, and disturbance storm time (Dst) all exhibit power law distributions.

The minimum value of the disturbance storm time (Dst) was −111 nT, and the maximum in high-energy electron fluxes that appeared during the recovery phase was observed at L = 4 Re.