Sentence examples similar to wake assessment from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, we need to carefully apply a model for wake-effect assessment based on the spacing between wind turbines because the prediction accuracy of the wake models varies with the downstream distance condition.

In the wake of that assessment, which was published last year, Myhrvold got interested in the WISE and NEOWISE data, and kept finding things to investigate.

24 These results indicate that the rapid metabolism and lack of accumulation of remifentanil facilitate faster waking and neurological assessment, and also suggest that remifentanil might be a better choice of analgesic in patients with brain injury.

Owing to the above unique characteristics of the serrated trailing edges, we are able to further investigate the mechanisms of airfoil instability tonal noise with special emphasis on the assessment of the wake and non-wake based aeroacoustic feedback models.

In the wake of this self-assessment, take the time to also focus on what you're good at.

Between-patient variability is a measure of predictability of wake-up for neurological assessment.

Greater CVC during resting baseline assessments at wake (CVCwake) has been associated with both better physical and mental health (Beauchaine, 2001; Porges, 2007; Thayer & Lane, 2007).

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jim Murray had a different assessment in the wake of the same championship.

Flower responded quickly to dismiss those claims as "totally inaccurate" and called for a "calm and logical" assessment in the wake of the Ashes whitewash before verdicts were reached on any player.

Brown delivered the stark assessment in the wake of the side's 3-1 League Two defeat by Chesterfield.

It was in the wake of my body composition assessment that I started thinking about the Big Mac as a benchmark unit of energy.