Threshold values for
discomfort index (DI) (Epstein and Moran 2006).
Regression between the
discomfort index (DI) and effective temperature (ET) values at each measurement site in the study evaluating the occupational heat exposure of 12 workers at 5 plants in a subtropical country
Y = Dependent variable (
Discomfort Index, HDI, Social and Community Services Expenditure, etc).
Simplicity
Discomfort Index -.28(*) -.46(**) Liquidity .28(*) .30(+) Administrative Slack -.47(*) -.33(+) TMT Outsiders -.09 -.05 Log Size -.25 -.23 R-squared .46 .45 Adjusted R-Squared .35 .34 F ratio 4.24(**) 4.07(**) df 5,25 5,25 B.
The weather agency described heat index as a human
discomfort index that gives the "apparent" temperature or what human perceive or feel as the temperature affects their body.
The heat index, or the human
discomfort index, is the actual temperature felt by a body when humidity is factored in with air temperature.
Temperature of 45 degrees Celsius was forecast in most cities and town, with the human
discomfort index rising to seven or eight on a scale of 1-10.
On Tuesday, the temperature touched 45 degree Celsius in Muscat, nine degrees above normal, coupled with a high
discomfort index, according to a duty forecaster at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and Meteorology at Seeb.
According to Pagasa, heat index is a human
discomfort index that gives the "apparent" temperature or what humans perceive or feel as the temperature that affects their body.
The heat index or the human
discomfort index, often called the init factor, is the temperature felt by the body based on air temperature and humidity.
The heat index is also called the human
discomfort index.
