Sentence examples for weather zone from inspiring English sources
The plane sent no mayday signals but investigators are studying several pages of automatic messages emitted by the plane over a three-minute period after it entered a stormy weather zone.
The highest sensitivity was obtained when varying the 'heating temperature set point' parameter in small-size buildings located in US weather zone 2 Dry.
Above Belgium, they seem to have encountered a bad weather zone with low clouds and a dense snowstorm and it was assumed that the aircraft hit the high Ardennes ground after being forced to fly lower because of ice forming on the wings.
George Crabtree, the head of the material science division at Argonne National Laboratory, points out other possibilities: "We could share power across time zones or share it across weather zones.
Moreover, the harsh climate condition contributes substantially to increase the energy consumption in various weather zones in the world.
The presented case study analysis refers to a small cluster of four buildings, including office and residential spaces, located in different European weather zones.
This paper presents a comprehensive sensitivity analysis study performed on the occupancy behavioral parameters of typical office buildings of different size and in different weather zones.
According to the survey conducted for synthesizing the current best practices on how RWIS stations are deployed, most respondents claimed to consider different weather zones, which are the areas with historically heavy snow, high wind, low-lying road segments, etc.
Results show that primary energy savings and avoided CO2 emissions of the WLHP system vary in relation to the compared reference systems and can be obtained only in several European weather zones.
The trio of stormchasers spend the bulk of their time inside dangerous weather zones, capturing monsoons, violent tornadoes, and every kind of supercell you can imagine.
These characteristics vary geographically across weather zones thus locally measured variations rather than globally standardized thresholds are most informative.
