Sentence examples for weather classification from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we use an objective weather classification scheme to reconstruct the atmospheric drivers of fluvial flood occurrence and magnitude in England, Scotland and Wales since the 1870s.

A synoptic weather classification scheme was used to analyse the relationship with prevailing synoptic meteorology, which showed that the arithmetic mean of δ18O in precipitation for the East Coast Low (ECL) systems was significantly more depleted than other systems and exhibited much larger variability.

Weather classification is primarily based on vorticity, and is physically and meteorologically substantiated by objective criteria.

In conclusion, synoptic and mesoscale weather classification is a useful tool for studying the weather-health associations in a warm Mediterranean climate situation.

For this reason, development of a quantitative weathering classification is the main purpose of our study.

It is evident that a realistic weathering classification is necessary, mostly for establishing the geotechnical models in engineering geological studies.

Therefore, a common weathering classification based on a characteristic peak is inapplicable, and a new classification method have to be developed.

However, in literature, the non-linear multiple regression and the adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system have not been used for the weathering classification yet.

In the proposed triangular-weathering classification diagrams, four index tests, including uniaxial compressive strength, point load strength, P-wave velocity and quick water absorption, are selected to predict weathering grades.

The new triangular-engineering, geological-weathering classifications are supported by other researchers' reported data.

I recommend that the approaches of the various disciplines be integrated geomorphologists and geologists should consider using engineering weathering classifications, and geologists should adopt a spatial perspective to weathering, as should engineers and engineering geologists.