Sentences with phrase «between different altitudes»

El Niño also tends to bring more wind shear to the region, meaning the speed and direction of the wind changes more between different altitudes, putting the kibosh on a burgeoning storm.

Not exact matches

Planes were flown directly into the Greenland jet, collecting real - time information on its structure, the wind speeds at different altitudes, and the interactions between the jet and sea surface.

High altitudes between 3,000 - 11,500 feet (900 - 3,500 m) provide cold nights that spike the yacon plant propagation, but they are not necessarily required for a successful yield, and it is possible to grow this species in many different climates.

The geographic location of Choquequirao is north of Cusco, between the Apurimac and Urubamba rivers, by the cordillera's tallest peak, «Nevado Salkantay» with an altitude of 6,271masl - 20, 575 ft.. The mountains of the Cordillera Vilcabamba offers the unique opportunity of an amazing trek between glaciars, green mountains, bears, condors, and different kind of fauna.

Some experts consider this place was an experimental laboratory, where the Incas planted crops at different levels finding a relationship between the deep of the terrace and the weather conditions at different altitudes in the area.

Surface variables such as T (2m) are strongly affected by their environment, which may be represented differently in different weather models (e.g. different spatial resolution implies different altitudes) and therefore is a reason for differences between reanalyses.

The flow of energy between different circulation patterns is dependent on fram of reference (Eulerian vs transformed Eulerian); The Ferrel Cell is the result of some average upward motion poleward of some average downward motion with return flows at lower and higher altitudes, superimposed on the average temperature distribution.

Wind shear is the difference between the wind speed and direction at different altitudes.

Discrimination between radiation effects of clouds at different altitudes is not trivial.

In particular, in layers of air at different altitudes they found a different balance between the way clouds trapped radiation and warmed the planet, or reflected sunlight back into space and cooled it.

The new study suggests a link between global warming and increasing vertical wind shear, a measure of the difference in wind speeds at different altitudes.

In order to build up and intensify, hurricanes require warm ocean temperatures, moist air, and low vertical wind shear (i.e. no strong change in wind speed or direction between two different altitudes).