Phrases with «advection»

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Advection is the movement of any substance, such as air or water, horizontally in the atmosphere or an ocean. It refers to the transport of something from one place to another by the flow of a fluid. For example, when a breeze carries the smell of flowers or when ocean currents move warm water to a different area, it is called advection. Full definition

Noun + «advection»

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Sentences with «advection»

  • However, at latitudes poleward of 40 ° in winter, positive correlations dominate as the water - holding capacity of the atmosphere limits precipitation amounts in cold conditions and warm air advection in cyclonic storms is accompanied by precipitation. (ipcc.ch)
  • Levermann et al. (9) focus their TE discussion of the relevant monsoon dynamics on nonlinear moisture advection feedback processes. (pnas.org)
  • In early June 2012 we saw the classic AD pattern with implied winds across the central Arctic, east winds along the northern Alaskan coast, and sea ice advection out of the Fram Strait — all promoting sea ice loss. (searcharcticscience.org)
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