Dvorak
- noun
- /dɪˈvɔræk/
- Specialized
- Meteorologists used the Dvorak technique to estimate the hurricane's strength from satellite images.
Examples
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The Dvorak method has become a standard tool for tracking tropical cyclones worldwide.
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Advances in technology have improved the accuracy of the Dvorak analysis for storm intensity.
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The Dvorak technique is essential for meteorologists.
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Have you heard about the Dvorak method for tracking storms?
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Meteorologists used the Dvorak technique to estimate the hurricane's strength from satellite images.
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The Dvorak method has become a standard tool for tracking tropical cyclones worldwide.
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Advances in technology have improved the accuracy of the Dvorak analysis for storm intensity.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dvorak is the name of a weather method that comes from the scientist Vernon Dvorak, who made simple rules to estimate a storm's strength from satellite pictures, so the term means the specific method he invented.