Sentence examples for weather settings from inspiring English sources

The relationship between aethelometer and reflectance measures of EC has previously been found to differ by season in Boston, with aethelometers reading high in the summer (biased upward by 30% or more) and lower in winter (G. Allen, personal communication), and recent studies have shown similar seasonal biases with the aethalometer in other cold weather settings [ 21].

Gardens and enclosed patios are suddenly, just on the brink of balmy weather, impossible settings for the pure of lung.

Since Donna isn't just for U.S. users, or U.S.-based users in the U.S., it's also added a new feature to allow them to change the weather and distance settings to the metric system.

However, an explicit correspondence between the parameter settings and weather conditions is not available in the literature.

The precipitation forecasts (up to 48 h) appear improved also in the cases of shorter integration periods (24 and 36 h), making this technique potentially useful for operational settings of weather forecasting systems.

Click on the settings for weather, traffic, appointments, travel, flights, public transit and places.

In some cases, e.g. glacial settings, carbonate weathering does not occur under steady state (equilibrium) conditions.

Two methods, Tabular Q-learning and Batch Q-learning with Memory Replay, are implemented with real building settings and actual weather conditions in a Matlab/Simulink framework.

Once the show starts, someone definitively not Marr Jeremymy Vine, Eddie Mair, or Sophie Raworth – will stand in for the convalescent host, piloting each episode through shoals of Sunday morning speculation, showbiz gossip, the forthcoming weather and some agenda-setting interview with a big beast from Westminster.

Unlike in 2016 — the hottest year on record — the 2017 temperature has nothing to do with El Niño, the Pacific Ocean patterns that can cause record-setting warm weather. .

Her settings and her weather and her sharp repartee are as emphatic as the aroma of her unwashed Buddhist nuns.