Sentence examples for using the weather data from inspiring English sources

It calculates a balance of supply to demand each day as the season progresses, using the weather data that is entered from the chosen weather station.

Using the weather data from International Weather for Energy Calculations IWECC) into our simple prediction model, the natural ventilation potentials for low-rise residential buildings in four representative cities of China including Beijing in the north, Shanghai in the east, Guangzhou in the south and Urumqi in the northwest were analyzed.

The energy and energy cost savings of the three buildings were predicted based on hour-by-hour simulations using the weather data and energy tariffs of Beijing and Shanghai where the three studied buildings are located, and their actual building and system characteristics.

Using the weather data to run the model, simulations were made for all of lattice cells of India, but smaller time- and geographic-scale studies were also made.

The mosquito population dynamics model was calibrated using an observed mosquito density pattern as shown in Figure  4 (Additional file 1: Figure S20) using the weather data present in the same figure as an input.

The theoretical models predicting pest development or disease risk use the weather data collected (or forecasted) from the weather station location.

Based on the poisson model, the failure probability of the transmission line can be predicted using the weather forecast data.

The energy saving potential of EACC was simulated by using the hourly weather data for four typical cities in China.

Next, the simulation was performed using the standard weather data on three cities in Japan; and the simulation made clear the annual characteristics of ventilation and indoor air quality.

Distributed lag models (DLMs) to predict future internal temperatures have been developed using the hourly weather data and the internal temperatures recorded in eleven spaces on two UK National Health Service (NHS) hospital sites.

The nomenclature follows the scheme of table 2. The nomenclature in Figure 6 follows the scheme of table 2. When using the reallocated weather data, the annual variability of NPP is very low for both models BETHY(2) and EPIC(2), which can also be seen from Figure 2B and 2E.