Definitions
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- noun statistics Any of the two
points that divide anordered distribution into three parts, each containing athird of thepopulation . - noun statistics Any one of the three groups so divided.
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Examples
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However, as mentioned above somewhere, when he altered his definition from lowest-tercile to lowest-decile, there was no significant difference in the trends.
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There is some question as to how it is possible to assign each station day to one of two windspeed classifications that are defined by a tercile binning.
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The boundary layer gives a whit about the decile or tercile of wind speed.
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Instead of looking at really windy nights, take wind speed in terciles so that even the top tercile has many nights with insufficient wind to affect UHI.
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Also, one other thing bugged me about parker and that was the characterization of winds speed by tercile.
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Barrow shows that a tiny town in the midst of a sea of pack ice and permafrost maintains a UHI greater in magnitude than the alleged ‘global warming’ effect – even into its third tercile of local wind speeds.
More ISO-2000 Weather Stations from Jones and Hansen « Climate Audit 2007
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There is no problem in omitting the data points of the middle tercile, as long as you still have a dense-enough collection of windy and calm days that you can do a good interpolation see #15.
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RE: #414 – Or, his assumption that UHI would be “blown away” by upper tercile velocity winds was wrong.
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In Section 3, Parker points out that when he tried out a change of definition of “calm” from “lightest tercile” to “lightest decile”, the global trend in Tmin did not change.
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The MSE estimates are converted into weights for each GCM for developing multimodel tercile probabilities.
Watts Up With That? 2010
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