Sentence examples for true rainfall from inspiring English sources

The products from MDEG include a time series of ensemble rainfall fields with each of them representing a probable true rainfall.

Ensemble generation of probable true rainfall is an elegant and practical solution to characterize the uncertainty of RR estimates and behavior in the hydrologic forecast system.

Since rain gauge measurements are considered close to true rainfall, there are increasing needs for WegenerNet data for the validation of rainfall data products such as remote sensing based estimates or model outputs.

Many of these children have never seen a true rainfall in their entire lives.

"This is especially true for rainfall, because the timing of rain is just as important as the amount of rain.

Hence, it is necessary to evaluate many available distributions in order to evaluate best suitable distribution that could offer true extreme rainfall.

The measurements for eight snapshots, i.e., ({{mathbf {y}}_{t}}_{t=1}^{8}) are generated using the true radar rainfall depths shown in Fig. 3, using the measurement model of (2) with the same a,b coefficients as the previous case.

Due to better estimation performance (as seen in Section 5.3.1), we select algorithm 2 to estimate the states ({{hat {mathbf {u}}}_{t}}_{t=1}^{8}) using the measurements generated by the true radar rainfall depths.

In all of these realizations, the measurements are generated using the true radar rainfall depths as shown in Fig. 3. Table 2 Performance comparison with EKF (with thresholding); dynamics is assumed to be a Gaussian random walk (({sigma _{s}^{2}}=10^{sigma{sigma _{e}^{2}}=10^{-3})) Performance metric Algorithm 2 EKF (with thresholding) rmse (mm) 0.4719 0.6542 mb (mm) 0.2123 0.4334 ρ 0.5572 0.5572.

Although not a "true" desert (rainfall there exceeds the maximum 1000 mm a year), precipitation mixing with drifting volcanic sulfur dioxide forms acid rain with a pH as low as 3.4, greatly hampering regional plant growth.

The opposite may also be true if rainfall increases across many parts of Kazakhstan, more land could be available for grazing (similar to increases in forage in the northern latitudes of the United States [58]) thus allowing livestock to possibly move to more areas where they could come in contact with B. anthracis.