Sentence examples similar to wind's spatial extent from inspiring English sources

However, recent studies have shed light on the importance of storm size (i.e., radius of maximum wind, Rmax) in describing the hurricane wind field and thus the spatial extent of potential damage.

The supply input parameters for the simulations were wind speed, simulation resolution, spatial extents, and monitored quantities.

Steering development to already disturbed landscapes may increase the spatial extent of wind energy (Figure 3) but will also decrease resulting impacts to wildlife by limiting habitat fragmentation (Figure 1).

Chandler's early city population estimates used the spatial extent of the city to estimate the population using a common population density of the region and time period.

The spatial extent of the influence of the solar wind defines the heliosphere, a "bubble" in the interstellar medium that is roughly 100 astronomical units in radius, the largest continuous structure in the Solar System.

At airport locations where the prevailing wind direction frequently shifts during the day, multiple platforms would be necessary to quickly capture the full spatial extent of emissions impacts to surrounding air quality.

The results also indicate that wind load codes tend to be unconservative in specifying the minimum and maximum upwind slope as well as the spatial extent around the crest for application of speed-up factors.

Upwelling wind stress controlled the timing and magnitude of low DO events, while tidal-modulated estuarine circulation patterns influenced the spatial extent and duration of exposure to low DO water.

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Both images have an approximate spatial extent of km2.

The spatial extent of each dataset is shown in 1a.