Sentences with phrase «much moisture evaporates»

So the moisture balance is defined by how much moisture evaporates * up here *, not down on the surface.

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It allows more of the moisture to evaporate and the crackers should be much crunchier.

Many reviews of the Jobst Relief open toe graduated compression stockings mentions how much they let the skin breathe, and allow the moisture to evaporate from the skin.

Strikingly, the huge tropical woods produce much of the water they need themselves by evaporating moisture which then rains back onto them.

To confirm my suspicion, I weighed the brownie pan before and after the brownies were baked and cooled to see how much of the moisture had evaporated.

This assumes that the main atmospheric circulation patterns don't change much (or is second order, as seems to be the case) and so the moisture that is evaporated into atmosphere and is lying around gets transported to where it already rains and away from the areas where it doesn't.»

Since very little moisture evaporates from ice, the snowfalls become much lighter — and far to the south the glacier front comes to a stop.

Instead, the full impacts only become clear when you combine the precipitation data with temperature information to get an idea of how much moisture is being evaporated from the soil.