Sentence examples for weather dependence from inspiring English sources
"weather dependence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to the influence or reliance on weather conditions for a particular activity or outcome. Example: The success of our outdoor event is highly weather dependent. If it rains, we may have to cancel it.
Grabar discusses the potential problems of the new network: a small projected ridership (would the proposed cable car be more popular?), low employment density along the city's coastline, administrative obstacles and weather dependence.
Nevertheless it should be mentioned that (2) indicates a definite weather dependence.
However, the application range of the traditional energy harvesting technologies is limited because of the environment uncertainty, weather dependence.
Namely, the knowledge of taxon specific effects of the past weather depending in time may help to predict future pollen levels well ahead in time; furthermore, it may contribute to reduce weather dependence of agricultural production.
For the two buildings that use electricity both for heating and cooling, via heat pumps, a 5-parameter model (5P) is applied, to account for the weather dependence both in heating and cooling seasons [29, 30].
Note how Campus 1 buildings have a larger variation in extreme slope (53%), whereas the other campuses with more than one building (3 and 4) show more similar normalised weather dependence (excluding E13), with slope differences of 17% (Campus 3) and 13% for (Campus 4).
This chapter reviews water vapour and moisture transport from the skin through clothing to the environment in cold weather and its dependence on clothing thermal and evaporative resistances and layering in cold clothing designs.
In this work, power production of PV modules and dependence on weather conditions is examined and modeled.
Society's dependence on weather systems has broadened to include electricity generation from wind turbines.
Optical image intensifiers were considered but rejected due to their worse performance in bad weather conditions, and their dependence on target colour and thus higher susceptibility to camouflage.
Since the generation of power from wind energy is very erratic due to its heavy dependence on weather, seasonal changes, geographical location, time of the day, direction of wind speed, etc., the forecasting methods may not give uniformly efficient results for all regions.
