According to the CFL criterion
A) a good forecast does not require a fast computer.
B) it is impossible to achieve fine resolution.
C) coarse-grid spacing will always be required.
D) fine resolution in space requires small time steps.
E) all of the above
Question 2
Integration in numerical forecasting involves
A) predicting conditions in the future, and then using the results to predict even further into the future.
B) ensuring fine resolution with close-spaced gridpoints.
C) determining the best way to measure initial conditions.
D) comparing and combining the forecast results of two or more models.
E) all of the above
Horses require routine hoof care
Children make a fast adjustment to a new culture, although, as with these Hmong children in ...
Jeremy Deller, A Good Day for Cyclists (painted by Sarah Tynan).
Different types of medication require different routes of administration.
The initial timing is where the spark plug fires at idle speed. The computer then advances the ...
Kidney beans, steak, and iron-fortified bread and cereal are good sources of iron