Sentences with phrase «time of observation»

I'm glad you noted the importance of having a regular time of observation.

My feeling is that these effects are all much smaller than the site move or time of observation biases that are being corrected for.

Consistent reliability of readings through quality of instrumentation and methodology - height, screening, correct times of observation etc. — could not be guaranteed until the advent of the Automatic Weather Station in the 1980's, but even then some of these have arguably been compromised by concerns over siting.

al. paper on US surface temperatures they include all sorts of corrections to the data with time of observation the biggest.

They report in the Nov. 1 American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine that genetic anticipation may not exist in BMPR2 - related HPAH and was likely detected in earlier studies as an artifact of incomplete time of observation.

This is particularly true considering the limited number of cases reported in this study, their heterogeneity and the limited time of observation.

McIntyre also addressed this problem: «There is a confounding interaction with TOBS [time of observation] that needs to be allowed for, as has been quickly and correctly pointed out.»

But quite a few papers have also been published discussing the distortions to the daily mean that are caused by changing the once - daily time of observation.

TOBS: time of observation bias MMTS: change in thermometer type SHAP: station history changes FILNET: fills in missing observations FINAL: UHI adjustment

The first correction for time of observation changes in the United States was inadvertently disabled during late 2012.

At the time of the observations, Lieman - Sifry was an undergraduate astronomy major at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut.

In future astronomers will need to keep the timings of their observations in mind when searching for hard - to - spot planets, he says.

At the time of the observations, the asteroid was traveling away from the Earth, so its distance varied from 1.3 million to 1.6 million kilometers, or about three - and - a-half to four times the distance from the Earth to the Moon.

It successfully corrected for many of the time of observation issues, which minimized the effect of this processing omission.

Depending on the time of the observation correction approach chosen, the resulting temperature trends between 1979 and 2016 ranged from as low as 0.13 C per decade to as high as 0.22 C per decade.

The new RSS v4 TLT record makes a number of changes to the time of observation correction, as well as corrections for the change in instruments that measure temperature from microwave sounding units (MSU) to advanced microwave sounding units (AMSU) sensors, which occurred around the year 2000.

Some of the discontinuities (which can be of either sign) in weather records can be detected using jump point analyses (for instance in the new version of the NOAA product), others can be adjusted using known information (such as biases introduced because changes in the time of observations or moving a station).

At the time of the observations, SOHO is looking towards the heart of the Milky Way Galaxy.

At the time of the observation, the thermal source had an area of up to 32 square miles.

The lines of bright stars, although by a drawing made at the time of observation, one of them seems to pass through the cluster, are probably not connected with it.

There is no stipulation around the timing of observations - the statutory guidance says an NQ's teaching should be observed at regular intervals throughout their induction.

Two examples during my time of observation include the trendy beyond 50 Shades of Grey list and the renaming of the indie product list to «Reads from Kobo Writing Life» and then to «Kobo Writing Life Bestsellers.»

Such schemes typically involve radiographic examination of the hip joint followed by an attempt to quantify the degree of disease which is exhibited at the time of observation.