Sentences with phrase «gradient at»

A gradient at age 23 was still notable but nonsignificant as the overlapping confidence intervals in lower and upper range of relationship quality demonstrate.

There is a large temperature gradient at the beginning but as the cube melts energy diffuses through the much larger volume of coffee.

Even if this hypothesis was at first founded upon assumptions for the absorption of carbon dioxide which are not strictly correct, it is still an open question whether an examination of the «protecting» influence of the higher atmospheric layers upon lower ones may not show that a decrease of the carbon dioxide will have important consequences, owing to the resulting decrease in the radiation of the upper layers and the increased temperature gradient at the earth's surface.

IPCC 1990 «A reduction in mid-latitude synoptic variability might be expected as a result of the reduction in the equator to - pole temperature gradient at low levels (Figure 5 2)»

Because of the pressure gradient at altitude between the tropics and the poles, there is a force (at altitude) pushing air from the tropics to the poles.

The lower panel expresses velocity as change in present temperature gradients calculated by using the present temperature gradient at each location and the trend in temperature projected by the CMIP3 ensemble in the SRES A1B scenario.

If its the RC article of the Minnett experiment you're talking about, then thats more along the lines of the SoD hypothesis where increased DLR causes an increased temperature gradient at the surface which in turn makes it more difficult for the heat to pass through.

Deng J, Li C, Frolking S, Zhang Y, Bäckstrand K, Crill P (2014) Assessing effects of permafrost thaw on C fluxes based on multiyear modeling across a permafrost thaw gradient at Stordalen, Sweden.

Calculation of the heat flow values requires knowledge of both the temperature gradient at a location and the thermal properties of the rocks in which the gradient is measured.

And you said that any equilibrium temperature gradient at all would violate the Second Law.

And your position as expressed up through the time of your top post was that any gradient at all in this quantity at equilibrium — any non-zero decrease in mean molecular translational kinetic energy with altitude — violates the Second Law.

One has to be the usual Fourier term, unless you want the system to be even more insane than you are trying to make it (and not relax in response to a thermal gradient at all).

Here you don't rely on mass transport but instead rely on the assumption that at equilibrium a vertical wire will have no temperature gradient at all and that any gradient at all in the wire will result in heat flow.

gradient at equilibrium even with conduction acting in this one system of Fig. 1 in top post.

You said no temperature gradient at all, and, according to the Ideal Gas Law, that means no non-zero mean - molecular - kinetic energy gradient, no matter how small.

Whence comes this idea that the molecules in the atmosphere experience the temperature gradient at the molecular level and radiate in only upward directions?

When there is the «right» thermal gradient at equilibrium we have maximum entropy.

Tahoe has a strong temperature gradient at low temperatures.

Finds that in the Northern Hemisphere there is no reduction in the sensible heat transport despite the reduction in the zonal - mean temperature gradient at low levels associated with polar amplification of the warming

There's sort of an orange gradient at the top of the screen.

The Voyage has sort of an orange gradient at the top of the screen.

The electric long - hauler is also capable of climbing up a 5 percent gradient at a consistent 65 mph.

There are many factors that can affect the number and intensity of storms — not just the temperature gradient between pole and equator, but also east to west gradients and vertical gradients at both larger and local scales.

I've decided to do some maths stuff based upon US crime drama shows and this is the first based on differentiation, covering differentiation (including negative indices), gradients at certain points, turning points (maximum and minimum) and finally increasing / decreasing functions at certain points.

Does going downhill on 75 percent gradients at speeds of up to 96 mph (155 km / h) sound safe to you?

The reflowable version can not handle gradients at all unless I rasterize the text, image, or table.

There is however vigorous random mixing of the molecules up and down the ideal gas column at equilibrium in a gravity field leading to non-zero pressure and non-zero temperature gradients at equilibrium proven by reasonable experiment and theory of published physicists.

This creates conductivity gradients at 3 the cloud edges (Nicoll and Harrison, 2010), and may influence droplet - droplet collision (Khain et al., 2004), 4 cloud droplet - particle collisions (Tinsley, 2000), and cloud droplet formation processes (Harrison and 5 Ambaum, 2008).

Due to the vertical current flow, space charge accumulates at upper and lower cloud boundaries as a result of the effective scavenging of ions within clouds by droplets, creating conductivity gradients at the cloud edges (Nicoll & Harrison 2010).

Stronger gradients at age 19, for both males and females, suggest that relationship quality is more influential in late adolescence.

Not exact matches

Roman numerals were cut off at the edge of the frame, fonts were inconsistent and colour gradients had inexplicably crept into the artwork.

This is a market - led rate increase, not Fed led, says Mariann Montagne, senior investment analyst at Gradient Investments.

Not contrarian Michael Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments.

Although this large North American industrial distributor might be «down from prior guidance of 300 basis points, the company stated that the reduced guidance implies fiscal year 2016 revenue growth of between 3 percent and 6 percent,» said Nicholas Wesley Yee, a certified public accountant and director of research at Gradient Analytics.

It proceeds through six successive stages on a gradient from lower to higher forms until the most mature self arrives at a universalizing stage completing the development.

It is possible that in embryonic development similar sorts of ordering are at least initiated by chemical gradients (see LEC).

For example in the fruit fly the first difference between the front and back end of the egg is caused by the cells of the mother's ovary, external to the egg, that release at the anterior end a specific chemical which then diffuses backwards, giving rise to a chemical gradient of concentration.

Jobst Anti-Em socks are designed to combat thromboembolism by applying a gradient compression that is greatest at the ankle.

Jobst Anti-Em stockings are designed to help you prevent thromboembolism with a gradient compression greatest at the ankle and gradually decreasing to the thigh.

Anti-embolism stockings apply a gradient compression that is greatest at the ankle.

Jobst Anti-Em are anti-embolism stockings that help you prevent thromboembolism by applying a gradient compression that is greatest at the ankle and gradually decreasing to the high without impeding the venous return.

That's why gradient compression stockings are designed with the pressure greatest at the ankle and diminishing as it moves up the leg in order to counter the effects of the higher venous pressures.

These are usually worn to create a controlled, gradient compression on the leg (greatest at the ankle and diminishing up the length of the leg).

Participants had a 5 - minute warm - up at a 4 % gradient and 4 km · h − 1.

There's the same age gradient: in 1966 Gallup found support for joining the Common Market running at 74 per cent among 21 to 34 - year - olds, 69 per cent among 35 to 54 - year - olds, and just 58 per cent among those aged 55 - plus.

The microfluidic technology, developed in the lab of professor Mark Hayes in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Arizona State University, uses microscale electric field gradients, acting on extremely small samples, to tell the difference between the two strains (antibiotic - resistant and antibiotic - susceptible) of Staphylococcus epidermidis.

The particle simulations show the best beam quality that can be expected at the extreme «accelerating gradient» — or rate of energy input — of up to 1.13 GV / m, while causing only a very small deterioration in quality of 3.6 %.

«Most previous work was done on low - gradient channels with a gentle slope,» says Michael P. Lamb, assistant professor of geology at Caltech.

Your brain perceives the gradients where the tiles meet as curves, and you surmise that light hits the large, flat surface of the top tile and fades to shadow at its curved bottom edge; for the bottom tile, the opposite holds.

He marvelled at the strange colour gradient running from the blue of the troposphere to the deep indigo of the stratosphere to the empty blackness of space.