Sentence examples for wave lag from inspiring English sources

Measurements of roof surface temperatures were conducted to determine temperature damping and temperature wave lag.

A heat wave lag effect was considered, where the heat wave time period was shifted forward by 1, 2, 3 or 4 days.

The analyzed cohort represented 203,626 person-years of heat wave exposure (including the three post heat wave lag days) and 437,520 person-years of non heat wave exposure.

By contrast, males whose waves lagged behind a group of synchronous wavers (laggards) were no more attractive.

Figure 6 shows the corresponding marginal excess mortality predictions for a single hot day (non-heat wave day; lag 0 only).

These methods are usually based on the thermal waves phase lag observation compared to a reference signal.

One of the best things about pre-Google+ Google is that it would experiment and fail fast, like when it shut down the "future of communication" Google Wave after lagging adoption.

Isochrones for Rayleigh waves at lag times of 6, 8, and 10 s are located at a horizontal distance of 6, 8, and 10 km from the station, respectively, assuming 2 km/s as a group velocity of the Rayleigh waves.

Because of the wave and the lag, the phase-dependent outbreak dynamics depicted was in reality two separate dynamics, one for each outbreak species.

It is noteworthy that isochrones of the P-wave for the lag time of 6 s and those of the S-wave of 10 s sample almost same depth of just beneath of the hypocenter area.

A look at why wave power has lagged far behind as an energy source.