Sentences with phrase «show average wind»

Maps show average wind patterns (left - hand map) and wind patterns during December 2015 winter haze event (right - hand map).

You might have noticed in the video we showed earlier of the Valentia Observatory phase changes for 2012 that the bottom panels showed the average wind speeds recorded by each balloon.

Not exact matches

The supply cut has virtually achieved its stated goal of reducing inventories in developed economies to their five - year average, but OPEC has shown little sign yet of wanting to wind down the deal.

A average check of the weather will show an unsurprising 16 degrees — that's Fahrenheit, with a wind chill of 3 degrees.During that time of year, «cryogenically frozen» rings a little too close to home.

Out of 58 hurricanes, 56 showed a significant correlation between lightning activity and wind speed, with peak winds arriving 30 hours after the lightning on average.

This map shows a global three - day average of wind speeds over the world's oceans.

The false - color images show a monstrous storm 20 times as large as an average Earth hurricane — the eye alone is 1,250 miles across — with winds reaching 300 mph.

Then, over phone calls, not so average first dates of midnight showings of «The Big Lebowski» (Lord knows I love a good weasel in a bathtub scene), actual theatre screenings of my favorite film «Gone with the Wind» accompanied by my most adored meal out — diner grilled cheese with a milkshake (Yes, really.)

The long wind - up, before Paul is reduced to five inches tall and can be scooped up by a spatula, scores dull points off white suburbia: Payne shows no love for average people; he belittles them by putting their manners in quotation marks.

Although only around 1 in 25 cats (on average) in any given population are infected with FIV, it has been shown that around 1 in 6 cats that have suffered a cat bite wound will subsequently test positive.

«Our study shows that on average, electricity from new wind resources is nearly four times more expensive than from existing nuclear and nearly three times more expensive than from existing coal,» according to a summary of Stacy and Taylor's 2015 report found on IER's website.

In 2005, during the hottest average decade on record, 8 low - wind conditions known as «the doldrums» combined with very high ocean temperatures to cause massive coral bleaching in the Virgin Islands.9 This was followed by a particularly severe outbreak of at least five coral diseases in the Virgin Islands, resulting in a decline in coral cover of about 60 percent.9 There is some indication that higher ocean temperatures — between 86 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit (30 to 35 degrees Celsius)-- promote optimal growth of several coral pathogens.9 Other research showed that elkhorn coral post-bleaching had larger disease lesions than unbleached specimens, suggesting that bleaching may increase the corals» susceptibility to disease.9, 10

The average wind power potential output (kW) of different world regions between 1980 and 2005, with high potential shown in yellow and low potential shown in blue.

Despite the positive bias, some days even show an average of 300 ppmv if the wind speed is high enough.

The map below shows the average total wind resource in different parts of the world between 1980 and 2005, with high wind power potential shown in yellow and low potential shown in blue.

Experiments at a site in Indiana in 2012 showed that feathering turbines when winds were slow reduced bat deaths by 30 percent on average.

The results show that after allowing for variations in wind speed and site characteristics the average load factor of wind farms declines substantially as they get older, probably due to wear and tear.

Study shows China's severe weather patterns changing drastically since 1960 In one of the most comprehensive studies on trends in local severe weather patterns to date, an international team of researchers found that the frequency of hail storms, thunderstorms and high wind events has decreased by nearly 50 percent on average throughout China since 1960.

Mr Joshi's post includes a graph showing that the average output of SE Australia's wind farms, which all feed into the same power grid, generated an average of around 800MW for the week of the heatwaves.

A map of US wind resources shows those are the only areas onshore in California with sufficient average wind.

These maps show the average monthly wind speed and direction over Australia and surrounding waters.

He also showed evidence that wind velocities at Tmin correlate reasonably well with average velocities.

While I agree with David Smith that Parker could use more time specific wind velocity data for Tmin if it were available, he was able to show in 25 sites that using the daily average and time specific velocities did not change his trends for calm and windy.

Nonetheless, scatterplots show that both before and after 1979, an NCEP» $» NCAR reanalysis daily average wind in terce 1 represented an enhanced likelihood of very light wind being observed at the station, even at poorly correlated Phoenix (Fig.

(i) The observation that the earlier SSTs, expressed as anomalies from recent averages, are not only too cold relative to NMATs similarly expressed (Barnett, 1984), but also, outside the tropics, show enhanced annual cycles, presumably because more heat is lost from uninsulated buckets in winter when stronger, colder winds blow over relatively warm water (Wright, 1986; Bottomley et al., 1990);

The pie chart shows name plate capacity not actual production with wind averaging less then 24 % of stated capacity.

That this is quite false is shown by the average South Eastern Australian wind farm having a capacity factor of 35 %.

Perhaps the most revealing point in the article is made by a graph that shows the proportion of China's installed power capacity from wind, hydro and solar having grown from 20 % in 2007 to 35 % in 2016, that is an average rate of about 1.5 % per year.

An investigation of 19 wind energy facilities in the USA showed an average rate of 3 birds / MW / year.»

Even stranger is his dismissal of wind energy in US, citing a 1991 paper estimating the average energy of only 1.2 W / m ^ 2, when wind maps show > 400W / m ^ 2 over large regions.

For the 2020 Medium scenario the countries studied showed an average annual wind capacity factor of 23 — 25 %, rising to 30 — 40 %, when considering power production during the 100 highest peak load situations — in almost all the cases studied, it was found that wind generation produces more than average during peak load hours.