Sentences with phrase «by evaporation»

The hurricane is powered by the evaporation of sea water.
Because water cools by evaporation during the process, measurements made this way tend to be low.
A dry climate is one in which the yearly precipitation is not as great as the potential loss of water by evaporation.
This increased the amount of energy transferred to the atmosphere by evaporation.
The remaining 90 percent is mainly supplied by evaporation from oceans, seas, and other bodies of water (lakes, rivers, streams).
The rate of cooling caused by evaporation depends on the rate at which molecules can escape from the liquid.
Over land, rainfall changes tend to be balanced by both evaporation and runoff.
If that cooler 1 mm layer is indeed caused by evaporation drawing energy away upwards then more evaporation should logically cause more cooling of the ocean bulk not less.
The water from the juice is extracted by evaporation, but the concentrated juice retains all its nutritional characteristics except for the fact that it loses some of its Vitamin C in the process.
The problem is that death by evaporation is unbelievably slow.
The layer will also gradually increase its humidity by evaporation of the ocean or lake surface, as well as by the effect of cooling itself.
The wet - bulb temperature is the lowest air temperature that can be achieved by evaporation.
The major one looks to be additional latent heat provided by evaporation which is being caused additional back radiation and the warmer water column.
The breeze or fan is particularly helpful in cooling by evaporation.
A thin layer on the face can help prevent loss of moisture in the skin caused by evaporation.
Sure you're adding energy, but you simply can not make the increase in energy carried away by evaporation greater than the energy you added with the DLR.
Prior to the actual separation process, the brine is pumped up and concentrated by evaporation of water which usually takes place in large pools under the sun.
Sea salts, as the name implies, are formed by the evaporation of seawater.
We sweat to cool our bodies by evaporation, but when we wipe the sweat away — a natural reaction in humans — are we defeating that function and making ourselves hotter?
Plants loose a lot of water by evaporation when they open their stomata (pores in their leaves) to absorb CO2 (a small percentage of plant species, especially cacti, have particular mechanisms to drastically reduce this problem).
The sinking is mainly driven by the saltiness of the water, which is affected by evaporation of fresh water from the surface or, particularly in the Arctic, freezing seawater which leaves salt behind in the water beneath the ice.
This is made by skimming the fat from the whole milk in centrifugal separators and then removing the water from the skim milk by evaporation and drying.
The impeller type uses a rotating disc to make the mist and the filter unit uses a fan and filter to make a mist by evaporation.
The excessive heat increased the rate of water loss by evaporation and caused precipitation to shift from snow to rain, leaving a meager snowpack and parched reservoirs.
He is first raised aloft by the evaporation of the dew to the upper reaches, where he discovers a flying chariot which sends him on for the greater part of the journey, which is finally completed by the Moon's attraction for the marrow - bone jelly he has been using as a salve.
Plant leaves are lined with tiny pores, called stomata, which dynamically open and close to control the amount of water lost to the environment by evaporation.
Dryland biomes, where precipitation is more than counterbalanced by evaporation from surfaces and transpiration by plants, cover about 40 % of the Earth's land surface.
The fact that thick haze still blankets Titan suggests that the methane is replenished constantly by evaporation from some liquid reservoir.
In order for photosynthesis to occur, tall trees must supply their uppermost leaves with water, which is pulled up from the roots by evaporation.
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