Sentences with phrase «area averaged all»

Those in the Madera - Chowchilla area earned average incomes of $ 43,780 per year, and pharmacy techs in the Oakland - Fremont - Hayward area averaged $ 42,650 per year.

It would be interesting to know what are the error bands in the BoM's area averaged all - station procedure and whether those errors have any consistency back to the early 20th century.

The anomaly calibration procedure was applied to an unpublished but soon to be released BoM dataset of historic daily weather station temperatures in which 7 January at 40.3 C is 5.25 C above the day's average absolute maximum and 0.3 C above the area averaged maximum in the much vaunted ACORN network of stations.

In the context of large - scale variability in the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans, the spring 2010 Atlantic Multi-decadal Oscillation (AMO; area averaged SST over the North Atlantic) was the highest since 1948 (http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/data/correlation/amon.us.data) while the spring 2010 PDO (http://jisao.washington.edu/pdo/) was near neutral.

However, I hope is is not to the area averaged surface statistical models, in which case don't bother, as I consider these models to have become obsolete as temperature estimates when the first satellites were launched around 1978.

The satellite temperature profile does not show the steady sort of warming that the area averaged surface statistical models show (the kind of steady warming that supports AGW).

Falciform fat pad depth and area averaged 7.1 mm and 197.4 mm2, respectively, indicating a small amount of fat.

A market study commissioned by the NYC Economic Development Corporation found that air - rights prices in the rezoning area averaged $ 301 in 2015 dollars, but the de Blasio administration is pushing for the fixed minimum price out of concern that without it, developers could artificially depress the value of air rights, according to The Real Deal.

Southern European countries have surprised in recent years with growth rates above the euro area average, but the sun might stop shining in these economies soon, UBS analysts warned in a note Monday.

For $ 400,000 you can afford to buy into most neighbourhoods in this city and almost 90 % of the areas average under $ 500,000.

Area: Meadowlands, Crestview & Area Average home price (2016): $ 426,939 3 - year price change: 26.4 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Greely, Metcalfe, Osgoode, Vernon & Area Average home price (2016): $ 274,260 3 - year price change: 15.1 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Manhattan taxpayers had the nation's highest average deduction for state and local taxes ($ 24,652) while in the Syracuse area the average deduction was $ 4,057, according to a Tax Foundation study.

A more recent analysis shows that subsidence rates in the Dulac area average 12.5 millimeters (one - half inch) per year — among the highest in southern Louisiana.

Those same areas average nearly 2.5 times more waste sites, and more than four times as many waste sites per square mile.

In other words, is an «area average» a good way to determine the actual global trend?

According to the Sutton Trust, only 3 % of entrants to grammar schools are entitled to free school meals, when in selective areas the average proportion of free school meal pupils is 18 %.

Area: Beacon Hill, North & South Area Average home price (2016): $ 257,231 3 - year price change: 11.7 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Glebe, Ottawa East & Area Average home price (2016): $ 596,507 3 - year price change: 12.6 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ 1/2 Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Mooneys Bay, Carleton Heights & Area Average home price (2016): $ 246,125 3 - year price change: 10.2 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Billings Bridge, Riverside Park & Area Average home price (2016): $ 346,071 3 - year price change: 23.5 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Meadowlands, Crestview & Area Average home price (2016): $ 426,939 3 - year price change: 26.4 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Area: Greely, Metcalfe, Osgoode, Vernon & Area Average home price (2016): $ 274,260 3 - year price change: 15.1 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ ★ Get more stats on this neighbourhood

For $ 400,000 you can afford to buy into most neighbourhoods in this city and almost 90 % of the areas average under $ 500,000.

Area: Orleans, Convent Glen & Area Average home price (2016): $ 265,446 3 - year price change: 14.5 % Realtor grade (out of 5): ★ ★ 1/2 Get more stats on this neighbourhood

Located to the northwest of the town of Maras are constituted for about 2000 small wells with an area average of about 5 mts ², operated from the time Inca, Colonial time and that even continues being exploded by the villagers.

Salt Mines of Maras: Are constituted for about 2000 small wells with an area average of about 5 mts ², operated from the Inka time, Colonial time and that even continues being exploded by the villagers.

and «and «most RCMs predict the area average for 100 km2 ″ — You don't use any of the other words listed.

Two national time series were made using the same gridding and area averaging technique.

Figure 1: Twenty - year smoothed plots of tree - ring width (dashed line) and tree - ring density (thick solid line), averaged across a network of mid-northern latitude boreal forest sites and compared with equivalent - area averages of mean April to September temperature anomalies (thin solid line).

With area averaging different thermometers carry very deferent weights.

They use area averaging (of unrepresentative and questionable data).

When calculating area averages from a gridded data set there is an additional uncertainty that arises because there are often large areas, and consequently, many grid boxes, which contain no observations.

The MUHI is most pronounced in winter months (December» $» March), with temperatures in the urban area averaging 2 °C warmer than in the surrounding tundra and occasionally exceeding 6 °C.

The solar flux is 1366 watts per sq m so with the hemisphere having twice the cross sectional area this averages to 688 watts / sq m The albedo reduces this by 30 % to 478 watts / sq m About half of this energy is incorporated into the Earth systems growing plants creating weather etc leaving 239 watts / sq m which must be returned to space.

Outgoing Longwave Radiation (OLR) area averages over the central equatorial Pacific (160 ° E-160 ° W).

Since I do not believe that area averaging of a convenience sample can produce meaningful results, I have little interest in this complex number crunching exercise.

I do nt think watts did area averaging with inverse density and land masks.

Outgoing Longwave Radiation (OLR) area averages over the central equatorial Pacific (160 ° E — 160 ° W).

A continuous temperature «surface» based on a sparse convenience sample uses infinitely more interpolation than a gridded area averaging method.

And area averaging over the Earth's land surface combined with the fact that most of the Earth is water reduces any impact even further.

Even though correlations for the Southern US / Mexico area average are low, we observe a sign change in the correlation between vegetation and fire for positive (fire lags) versus negative lags (fire leads).

One fundamental problem in using any single location is that there's much more noise in local temperatures than in global or wide area averages.

Due to the noise it's much more difficult to identify any particular signal in a local time series than in a wide area average.

I understand that you calculate the daily differences of the minimum (or maximum temperature) from the temperature measurements at stations, area average those for the domain you want to study, and then you plot these averaged daily differences over time.

Calculated warming over land areas averages approximately 20 °C.

As one should be able to tell by the fact the text refers to taking mean summer data and area averaging it over the study domain, this is a reference to the authors creation of the domain (area / regional) temperature field.

Where absolute temperature values (rather than anomalies) are quoted as an area average for Australia or a region, this is done by first calculating the anomaly as above, and then adding that to a fixed estimate of the area average for the standard 1961 — 1990 reference period.

The limited ability of sparse networks to capture spatial variability and the resultant larger uncertainty in large - area averages is inherent in any gridding calculation.

«The calculation of daily area averages dates back to the mid-1990s, when computing power first allowed for these intensive calculations.