Sentences with phrase «good water circulation»

Shallow, flat tanks with a large surface area will provide adequate light and promote good water circulation around each piece of coral.

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Unlike other conventional devices, the circulation water helps speed warming, so it works as fast as other common warmers but it gives a better result.
«What we presented is our best - informed attempt to reveal the mechanisms involved in causing the event, based on the available oceanographic data combined with the existing body of knowledge on the water circulation in and around the Torres Strait / Northern Great Barrier Reef region.»
Presently, much of the Atlantic Ocean is well oxygenated (Figure 1) relative to the North Indian and Pacific Oceans, where bottom water O2 concentrations are lower because of the biological removal of O2 as thermohaline circulation moves deep waters across ocean basins from the North and South Atlantic towards the North Pacific, in isolation from the surface ocean.
Atmospheric circulation, temperature, water vapour, and clouds are examined; as well as ocean temperature anomalies, currents, and behaviour are discussed.
Also, water is crucial for proper blood circulation in the body, which means that when the body is well hydrated, you have greater levels of oxygen in the bloodstream.
«Take a cold shower each morning upon arising — let the cold water run on your genitals for a minute or two to stimulate circulation — then dry off by rubbing briskly with a good Turkish towel.»
On the other hand, hot water is also a strong vasodilator, since it dilates the veins, favoring a better circulation of the blood, relaxing and reducing the pain of the musculature.
What the website says: «Guerlain takes a cue from its best - selling Super Aqua - Serum and its Aquacomplex, which purifies cellular water to improve circulation and restore a youthful appearance, and infuses it into Super Aqua - Serum BB + Hydra Beauty Balm Instant Hydration SPF 25.
Aside from the aerobic benefits, water can also improve skin and fur health, improve digestion, enhance blood circulation, and help in training for better balance and coordination.
You can also check whether floors, walls, and cages are clean, there seems to be good air circulation, the temperature seems comfortable, and animals have reasonable access to food and water.
The trinity of factors for successful reef keeping is well known to all serious hobbyist: water quality, adequate circulation and lighting.
As far as this historic period is concerned, the reconstruction of past temperatures based on deep boreholes in deep permafrost is one of the best past temperature proxies we have (for the global regions with permafrost — polar regions and mountainous regions)-- as a signal of average temperatures it's even more accurate than historic direct measurements of the air temperature, since the earth's upper crust acts as a near perfect conservator of past temperatures — given that no water circulation takes place, which is precisely the case in permafrost where by definition the water is frozen.
Please be precise about the mechanisms, volumes and timescales, just saying ocean circulations is not good enough, given what we know about the very long timescales involved to move the water.
First and foremost is I have yet to see a good discussion on how Global Warming effects your observation of a Northward movement of the apparent circulation of the ITCZ heat energy and water vapor distribution.
Due to the relatively cool waters around the Azores the classical «Azores high» had a good chance to develop and settle, together with low pressure systems around Iceland leading to a strong west circulation (a positive NAO) over Europe.
The ocean suface salinity is a fundamental parameter to better understand and predict ocean circulation, water cycle, climate and their interactions.
Not only is it the largest ocean, it also contains the «oldest water» — that is the water that (due to a giant slow loop in the thermohaline circulation) spends the longest time without contact with the atmosphere, with the best chance of accumulating CO2 (as carbonate) at the bottom.
Ocean warming is occurring in concert with the acidification of ocean waters (e.g. Doney et al. 2009), as well as changes in ocean circulation (e.g. Bakun et al. 2009).
3) That this is a continuous process, so we are really seeing a vertical circulation, where the original surface water is going to reach an equilibrium T2a (dependent on turbulence), but which is > T2, and it will eventuall be diplaced upwards as well.
00 meters), various exchange processes (well mixed layer turbulence, thermohaline circulation on 500 - 800 year timescale exposing deep water, biological pump aka «fish poo» moving carbon into deeper waters) that take considerably longer.
To test how well a climate model predicts possible changes in ocean circulation due to climate change, GISS scientists have simulated the effects of a massive flood of fresh water some 8000 years ago.
Tropical cyclones are low pressure systems that form over warm tropical waters and have well defined wind circulations of at least gale force strength (sustained winds of 63 km / h or greater with gusts in excess of 90 km / h).
Much of the warming in the Arctic in the 20s and 40s, as well as in recent decades was likely due to increased ventilation of ocean heat after sea ice was reduced by intruding warm water and the altered atmospheric circulation.
The ocean suface salinity is a fundamental parameter to better understand and predict ocean circulation, water cycle, climate and their...
The tripping device consists of a main control switch for four operating methods (circulation pump, cold water feed pump, summer operation and winter operation) as well as a plaintext LCD display which guarantees a very easy handling.
Diversity differences between areas may also reflect changes in water masses and circulation [305], [306] as well as changes in temperature and salinity [307].
Motivated by findings that major components of so - called cloud «feedbacks» are best understood as rapid responses to CO2 forcing (Gregory and Webb in J Clim 21:58 — 71, 2008), the top of atmosphere (TOA) radiative effects from forcing, and the subsequent responses to global surface temperature changes from all «atmospheric feedbacks» (water vapour, lapse rate, surface albedo, «surface temperature» and cloud) are examined in detail in a General Circulation Model.
As ice sheets melt, deep water formation and ocean circulation are probably vulnerable to a critical tipping point as well.
It's not new information that the melted ice will change sea levels, ocean circulation patterns and water supplies, as well as release additional greenhouse gasses thanks to melted permafrost.
But if surface waters warm and ice does not form as well in winter, these processes involving salinity and circulation could be reduced or eliminated.
The Ekman upwelling from the wind stress curl associated with these structures plays an important role in ocean circulation theory, as well as in ocean biology from upwelling of nutrients from the deep water into the upper ocean where they can be utilized by phytoplankton.
There are useful things that can be said related to Atlantic temperatures, sea level, and water vapour, but the specific circulation link to arctic sea ice is tenuous at best, and completely speculative at worst.
Both hurricanes and typhoons are strong tropical cyclones, which are storms that form over warm ocean waters, have a well defined center of circulation, and feed off of heat energy from the ocean.
«This response is well known, but what is less known is that the input of fresh water also leads to changes far away in the northern hemisphere, because it disrupts part of the global ocean circulation,» said Nick Golledge from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, an ice - sheet modeller and co-author.
Similarly, UCSB researchers (results to be published in the journal Physical Review Letters) «filled the laboratory cylinders with water, and heated the water from below and cooled it from above,» to better understand the dynamics of atmospheric circulation and «swirling natural phenomena» observed in nature.
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