Sentences with phrase «circulation regimes of»

In a recent paper titled, «Demarcating circulation regimes of synchronously rotating terrestrial planets within the habitable zone,» my co-authors and I analyze a set of climate model calculations to examine the dependence upon stellar effective temperature of the atmospheric dynamics of planets as they move closer to the inner edge of the habitable zone.

Not exact matches

The circulation of political notions, behaviours and affiliations are informed in equally palpable ways by the developments and strategies of sending states, in addition to those of host regimes.

Whether doing a steam inhalation for clearing the sinuses of Spring - time allergens, or invigorating circulation, increasing immunity and decreasing fatigue through alternate hot and cold showers, making hydrotherapy a part of a cleansing self - care regime is essential for clearing out the toxins that may have accumulated over the Winter.

Two take aways were that a «two cell» circulation regime requires a reversal of vertical moment from what we currently have at the poles.

Bordoni, S., and T. Schneider, 2008: Monsoons as eddy - mediated regime transitions of the tropical overturning circulation.

Schneider, T., and S. Bordoni, 2008: Eddy - mediated regime transitions in the seasonal cycle of a Hadley circulation and implications for monsoon dynamics.

Extratropical weather is frequently influenced by recurring circulation patterns, usually referred to as flow regimes or modes of variability.

Physical properties of the water and satellite estimates of primary productivity were used separately to describe 25 different water masses in Australia's oceans, identified by different circulation regimes and oceanographic features.

In like manner, the «stadium wave» climate signal propagates across the Northern Hemisphere through a network of ocean, ice, and atmospheric circulation regimes that self - organize into a collective tempo.

A useful aspect of this low - frequency circulation is that it can often be described by just a few quasi-stationary regime states, broadly defined as recurrent or persistent large - scale structures, that exert a significant impact on the probability of experiencing extreme surface weather conditions.»

Transition to the reverse regime, likely promoted in part by anomalies of Pacific circulations negatively feeds back onto the Atlantic, allow the wave to go around for the reversed climate regime evolution.

Instead of the regime of individual «doughnut - shaped» circulation around each thunderstorm and cumulus cloud, it has all been replaced by long cylinders of air which sink in the valleys between the serried rows of thunderstorms, and rise up through their centers.

The oscillatory nature of the signal can be thought of in terms of «braking,» whereby positive and negative feedbacks interact in such a way as to support reversals of the circulation regimes.

Three of these five intervals coincided with multidecadal hemispheric climate - regime shifts, which were characterized by a switch between distinct atmospheric and oceanic circulation patterns, a reversal of NHT trend, and by altered character of ENSO variability.

An expanding area of research since the SAR is the consideration of whether climate change may be realised as preferred modes of non-linear naturally occurring atmospheric circulation patterns, or so - called weather regimes as proposed by Palmer (1999).

But there are both long and short term patterns of ocean and atmosphere circulation that modulate both energy in and energy out through chaotic regimes in clouds, ice.

iv) and Pacific atmospheric circulation anomalies negatively feeding back onto the Atlantic freshwater balance 609 through remote modification of precipitation regimes.»

There is no accepted single theory, but theoretical explanations of these vacillating regime shifts mostly involve variations of the AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation).

The surface katabatic wind regime, directed equatorwards and down the Antarctic coastal escarpment, closes the lower branch of the circulation (Parish and Bromwich 2007).

Several studies (de Vries and Weber, 2005; Dijkstra, 2007; Weber et al., 2007; Huisman et al., 2010; Drijfhout et al., 2011; and Hawkins et al., 2011) have suggested that the sign of the net freshwater flux into the Atlantic across its southern boundary via the overturning circulation determines whether or not the AMOC is in a monostable or bistable regime.

Natural fluctuations don't quite average out (e.g. solar, ocean circulation regimes) because the system is nonlinear and chaotic and can be «poked» into shifting through an interaction of external forcing (natural or anthropogenic) and the circulations of atmospheres and oceans.

Multi-decadal regime shift — chaotic — unpredictable — involving abrupt shifts in ocean and atmospheric circulation — show the dynamical mechanism at the core of climate on a global scale.

Quasi-resonant circulation regimes and hemispheric synchronization of extreme weather in boreal summer

Recent records of wintertime extents (in 2012, 2013, and 2014) appear to be associated with patterns in air circulation related to the westerly wind regime.

The theory shows that dynamics of the overturning circulation can be characterized by two limiting regimes, corresponding to weak and strong diapycnal mixing.