Sentences with phrase «putting model outputs»

These could only be the reasons not to put the model output in the garbage bin without further examination.

Not exact matches

While the Model S may not be putting out as much power as the Model X, Drag Times says it has heard reports that Model S cars using the latest firmware, newer than what its car had, have been recording power outputs of up to 67 HP more than older P90D cars.

The real «reforms,» here, pertained to the extent to which value - added model (VAM) or other growth output were combined with these observational measures, and the extent to which districts adopted state - level observational models as per the centralized educational policies put into place at the same time.

The base model puts out 345 hp and 369 lb - ft of torque to the rear wheels, while the sportier 2014 Maserati Ghibli S Q4 raises output to 404 hp and 406 lb - ft of torque and adds all - wheel drive.

That puts that model head - to - head with the 400 - hp Porsche 911 Carrera S. Down the line, a higher output engine for an AMG GT Black Series could put out up to 600 hp, which could conceivably compete with the 560 - hp 911 Turbo S. For now Mercedes - Benz will not build a roadster version of the AMG sport coupe, but it's not impossible that one could arrive in the future.

The result is expected to be around 480 hp, which would put the Audi RS models» power output a bit above the 425 - hp BMW M3 and the 469 - hp Mercedes - AMG C63, but not quite as high as the 503 - hp S version of the AMG C63.

Ford claims this will be the most powerful Expedition yet, putting output at greater than the outgoing model's 365 hp, but the company has not released specific horsepower figures.

Key rivals from Mercedes and Audi put out 355 horsepower and 340 horsepower, respectively, so the BMW X1 M's output would have to be in this neighborhood for the performance model to make sense.

Those would put strict constraints on any computational model, one could literally test model output against them.

Now scientists have concluded this century, that this natural variation «weather» signal can be large enough to put a significant mismatch between model output and current decadal temperature record.

Why don't you suggest a test, and we'll put your statistical model up against the GCM output and we'll see who has the best match against the 20th C data.

However, it is still not enough to recognize that it alone likely puts their entire computer model output in question.

That number is the output of a model, computed from the area under a curve put out in the device, and an equation relating such areas to actual (accurately but not perfectly known) test concentrations.

The arguments put forward are that climate models, which produce output at a wide range of spatial and temporal scales, but it is claimed that the only become skillful at global scale with 30 - year temporal resolution.

Operational Weather Forecasting covers the whole process of forecast production, from understanding the nature of the forecasting problem, gathering the observational data with which to initialise and verify forecasts, designing and building a model (or models) to advance those initial conditions forwards in time and then interpreting the model output and putting it into a form which is relevant to customers of weather forecasts.

You may put them elsewhere, but the default search location for output files is in the C - ROADS - CP / MODEL folder.

Personally I've gotten to the point where I don't put much stock in the outputs of any of these models, including the reanalysis efforts.

Putting that aside then, I suspect that the critical point you are not addressing is that a climate model itself produces outputs that are statistical in nature i.e. they contain uncertainty.

Either put in the full envelope of model output over the same period, or just plot the trends and their uncertainty for the 8 year period.

Regarding releasing supporting code and data and paper in one package, I've amused myself for quite some time playing with the interactive pages that Dr. Hansen and other GISS researchers often put up alongside their papers e.g. http://data.giss.nasa.gov/modelE/transient/dangerous.html ISTR another where one could tweak forcings and plot the output from GISS Model E, for those without the time to download and compile the fortran..., but a quick Google doesn't find it.