Sentence examples for weather software from inspiring English sources
My latest favorite in this respect is Weather 2x ($1 on Apple), which is the most elegant piece of mobile weather software I've yet encountered — especially on the newest version of the iPad.
United Industrial sold a plastics injection molding business and a weather software outfit for a pittance.
JetBlue says it is saving money, particularly on de-icing, by using new weather software developed by a Boston startup company.
Experience in developing weather software and computer workstations for television stations and various government and commercial customers accounts for the eagerness of Alden, Kavouras, and WSI to become NIDS providers: they knew their market and its potential for profit.
New algorithms, paired with weather-prediction software, determine when to store power in the battery and when to send it to the grid.
Mass participates regularly on government committees tasked with improving forecasts, where his message is consistently the same — in his words, "We could be doing much better, and it's outrageous that we're not". Last year, he notes, the Air Force began paying Britain's Met Office $100,000 a year to license its weather-modeling software.
Companies that specialize in weather modeling provide software that, over time, learns to correlate this data with power output and recognize the weather conditions that signal more or less power output in the near future.
First the infrastructure, such as weather stations and software, has to be in place along with the need for data to be collected consistently and in a transparent way.
However, the development of such tests is not linear and it highly depends on external variable factors (weather, hardware or software issues, etc).. To overcome these issues, it is possible to carry out a first series of validation under a simulation framework.
It has assembled a powerfully integrated collection of product lines in defense electronicssoftware to track weather systems and software to detect problems in military aircraft.
In 2009, Fruition Sciences took the Imagine H2O grand prize for a system that monitors vineyards with wireless sensors, weather stations and software, ensuring that vines are irrigated efficiently, leading to optimal berry (or grape) yields.
