Sentence examples for weather scale of from inspiring English sources

On the vernacular Scots weather scale of "taps" (tops) "oan" or "aff" (on or off), the 2013 instalment of this first big weekender of the festival summer falls delightfully into the latter category.

Based on the weathering scale for ordinary chondrites (e.g., Wlotzka 1993), the weathering grades of the sections we studied are estimated to be W1 for CV3Red RBT 04143 with minor Fe oxide weathering veins and W0 for the rest of the samples with no Fe oxide weathering products.

At weather scale, the EV models are combined with a state-based Markov model to represent the spatiotemporal structure of rainfall as weather states.

The place, the weather, the scale of the projects make for an improbable situation.

In response, Mr. Hammond accused Ms. Eagle of "failing to recognize the scale of the weather event".

Methodologies for risk forecasts of severe weather hardly exist on the scale of nowcasting (0 3 hours).

Spontaneous discretionary activities, such as those in pursuit of recreation or entertainment, may be more influenced by what weather is expected over the scale of hours, rather than days, and thus decision-making is done at different temporal scales.

"It's because of a long chain of things that have to happen from the large scale of big weather systems you see on satellite images down to the fronts we're looking at today, and all the way down to the formation of raindrops.

And more widely, as the severity and scale of extreme weather events ratchets up in coming years we are going to have to find new ways of scaling up the global response to climate damage.

In Gulyaeva et al. (2008), a segmented logarithmic scale of the ionospheric weather W index is introduced for the different thresholds of change in NeF2 according to Eq. (4) for quantifying the ionosphere variability.

In addition to the language and weather, she had to adjust to the scale of U.S. research.