Meteorological used in a sentence

Meteorological in a sentence as an adjective

They constrained the system to a loss of load of no more than 1 day in 10 years and used both meteorological and load forecasts to reduce reserve requirements.

Problem was a design flaw in the fuel oil heat exchangers, only triggered by unusual meteorological conditions on a long flight.

I'm sure you could make a robotic glider that used the meteorological principles that glider pilots use to move around without engines.

Oh, sure, I don't doubt there were a few joyrides that may or may not be counted among the science flights but it's a far cry from, say, a Gulfstream doing a wind-speed measurement at 20000 ft. on the way between SF and NY, and calling it a meteorological experiment.

This is absolutely awesome!I really love the idea of crowdsourced meteorological data.

I disagree: The teacher's job is to teach mathematical reasoning, not to teach students to retain meteorological trivia from earlier in the day.

Interestingly, national meteorological services seem to be among the few public institution that do "free data for the public good" right in general.

Biological, physical, meteorological data all point to global warming.

As about I percent of that energy was converted into noise, neighborhood windows could be expected to break and plaster rain from ceilings if the wind was blowing from the wrong direction or the clouds were hanging low. A careful meteorological monitoring program had to be instituted to permit test runs only under favorable weather conditions.

Other non- meteorological factors that must be considered when looking at the increase in reported tornado frequency over the past 33 years are the advent of cellular telephones; the development of spotter networks by NWS offices, local emergency management officials, and local media; and population shifts.