Sentences with phrase «mixing ratio»

The mean vertical distribution of temperature and the water vapor mixing ratio in the atmosphere are shown.

In addition, the atmosphere contains the greenhouse gas water vapor, whose amounts are highly variable but typically around 1 % volume mixing ratio.

What level of GHG mixing ratios can be dealt with through adaptation?

I would at least use the right amount of frosting to cake mix ratio and try to figure out what type of chocolate melts best for dipping.

The observed regional changes are consistent in pattern and amount with the changes in SST and the assumption of a near - constant relative humidity increase in water vapour mixing ratio.

In this text we will use mainly mixing ratio and relative humidity.

That's why I can't give you exact mix ratio.

A claim that CO2 can't possibly have a significant effect solely because of its small atmospheric mixing ratio, can be refuted as a general claim by reference to other substances (such as arsenic, plutonium or Vitamin C) whose large effects due to small concentrations are well known.

I will be making the olive oil castile soap tomorrow so I can begin my experiments on mixing ratios.

The first (# 2017115) says, «The generant mix ratio of the driver side curtain airbag may not meet specifications.»

«We show that methane mixing ratios greater than 10 - 3 are potentially biogenic, whereas those exceeding 10 - 2 are likely biogenic due to the difficulty in maintaining large abiotic methane fluxes to support high methane levels in anoxic atmospheres,» the researchers wrote in their study.

For example, the present day time lag of SF6 mixing ratio from the troposphere overestimates the mean age by up to 18 % at 68 ° S and 20 km, and up to 65 % at 68 ° S and 30 km, depending on the loss rate and model.

Credit to Charles and now Ralph Keeling who have soldiered through tough times to provide us with a reliable, nay a painstakingly reliable record of carbon dioxide mixing ratios.

The figure below shows the column - averaged mixing ratio of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in parts per million (ppm).

They find that atmospherically relevant ammonia mixing ratios of 100 parts per trillion by volume increase the nucleation rate of sulphuric acid particles by more than a factor of 100 to 1,000.

Further, if this were real, what would have happened to CO2 mixing ratios when the prarie (sp) was converted to farm.

«My two sons are heavily involved in the business — one is a chemical engineer and develops the perfect mix ratios and recipes and the other is a mechanical engineer and focuses on the design and development of the machines,» Soffer says.

My graduate work on the interactions of hydrogen halides with thin ice films, and postdoctoral training in the monitoring of trace mixing ratios of gaseous halogen compounds with APCI mass spectrometry, provided me with the scientific background necessary for the campaign.

«The images we got show how the particles arrange inside the plastic at different mixing ratios.

The researchers showed that by conditionally sampling joint (two - dimensional) distributions of vertical velocity and hydrometeor mass mixing ratios into quadrants, they could obtain the needed hydrometeor fluxes.

Not unlike a similar recall for airbags last month, the defect pertains to a «chemical mix ratio in some initiators» that may cause the front seatbelt pretensioner to malfunction.

# 118, Walt, there is a long explanation about how long CO2 mixing ratios persist in the atmosphere on Real Climate (use the search box), but the short answer is:

Do you believe that any level of GHG CO2 equivalent mixing ratios would be so dangerous / costly as to be avoided through serious mitigation.

However, during summer such paths account for about half of the climatological W - coast surface mixing ratio of E-Asian air with transit times of less than ∼ 3 weeks.

meaning that CO2 mixing ratios appear to follow temperature changes and not the other way around.

Using radar cloud - depth data as input, the model reproduced well the in - cloud ice - water mixing ratio histograms from horizontal aircraft runs during the FIRE - II cirrus campaign.

A simple conceptual model of cirrus horizontal inhomogeneity and cloud amount in cirrus clouds has been formulated on the basis that internal horizontal inhomogeneity in the ice mixing ratio is due to variations in the cloud depth, which are assumed to be Gaussian.

The model consists of two components whose refractive indices resemble those of detritus - minerallike and planktonlike particles, whose size distributions are constrained by underwater light linear polarization signatures, and whose mixing ratios change as a function of particulate backscattering efficiency.

One can not use a single half life or decay time to describe the decrease in CO2 mixing ratio if emissions cease because their are multiple processes at work.

Models that included lightning production of NOx reasonably predict NOx mixing ratios in the anvil compared with observations, but the NOx variability is much larger than that seen for CO and O3.

Predicted anvil mixing ratios of the soluble species, HNO3, H2O2, and CH2O, exhibit significant differences among models, attributed to different schemes in these models of cloud processing including the role of the ice phase, the impact of cloud - modified photolysis rates on the chemistry, and the representation of the species chemical reactivity.