Sentences with phrase «precisely measured point»

The process takes precisely measured point data and then averages it in some fashion with other data from farther away, coming up with effectively imaginary values (estimates) for grid cells that are only vaguely related to the original, precise data.

Not exact matches

Contemporary empirical science takes a different approach and studies phenomena from the point of view of quantity, or more precisely, measure.

From this vantage point, WASP precisely pointed HySICS so that it could measure Earth, the sun and the moon.

Using the aerial laser scanning technology lidar, she and her team precisely measured distances between the surface of the ground and a reference point in the air, revealing detailed outlines of areas where human activity had most likely disrupted the soil.

Lead author of the study, Dr Michael de Podesta, said: The further away one measures from the temperature of the triple point of water, the harder it gets to precisely determine the ratio of exactly how much hotter or colder the temperature is than the standard temperature.

The final instrument on board the HST are its Fine Guidance Sensors (FGSs), which point the telescope and precisely measure the positions and diameters of stars, as well as the separation of binary stars.

But the reality is, scientists are in general agreement, and at this point effective action on climate change does not depend on either strengthening or more precisely measuring that agreement.

While advocates of high - stakes testing and increased standardization often point to accountability measures as an effective response to the deficit model, we suggest precisely the reverse.

But the reality is, scientists are in general agreement, and at this point effective action on climate change does not depend on either strengthening or more precisely measuring that agreement.

All this is of course the flip - side of your appropriately modest claim that we have not yet proved the accuracy of the model — or more precisely, measured the fact of most interest: the sensitivity — at the 18 - year point.

At that point you try and measure changes in heat content of the upper ocean, more precisely, the flow of energy into and out of the upper ocean by measuring the change in heat content over time.

I am unconvinced that the effect on access to justice can be precisely measured in percentage points.