Sentences with phrase «of evaporation»

The rate of evaporation from the ocean seems to be increasing as the world warms.
Each molecule of water in the water vapor has taken the latent heat of evaporation with it from the surface.
The vast bulk of this is produced by the natural process of evaporation of water from the sea.
A great deal, including the rate of evaporation from the surface, a major mechanism of energy transfers in the atmosphere.
So as the world warms from the increase in greenhouse gases, the amount of evaporation also increases from oceans, lakes, rivers, and soils.
All the sting of brake clean, and none of the evaporation of oil.
There is always a difference due to a different level of evaporation though.
Finally, the rate of evaporation over land is limited by the amount of moisture in the soil.
In one part of the module's investigation, students observed the results of evaporation.
It is that power of evaporation that draws the energy upward from ocean to air whether the thermal gradient goes downward or upward.
Then a custom - built copper pot still receives the now - alcoholic liquid, known as the wash, and heats it to the point of evaporation.
The process of evaporation also requires energy from heat, and the warmer the temperatures are in the upper ocean and at the ocean surface, the more energy is available.
I understand estimates of evaporation are very crude, if not essentially meaningless.
The system removes obsolete solutions by applying a mathematical form of evaporation: all of the table entries are decreased regularly by a small amount.
The problem with this is that the ability of evaporation to drive tropical storms relies not only on temperature but humidity as well, and calls for drier, less humid air.
Now of course increased evaporation also means increased precipitation, but this tends to fall prematurely over the source of the evaporation — the oceans.
Take away the concept of evaporation and we're all screwed.
A better representation in computer models of the response of evaporation and surface latent heat exchange with temperature is a primary requirement if the uncertainty about anthropogenic global warming is to be reduced.
Upon reaching the ocean, these salts would be retained and concentrated as the process of evaporation removed the water.
This reduced the overall amount of evaporation into the atmosphere.
But at the moment of evaporation, the event is unique; it is not generalized.
By simmering your sauce, stew, or gravy over low heat, you can reduce it to a thicker consistency through the magic of evaporation.
Their method of evaporation and their filter means that they tend to emit fewer pathogens into the air.
It is covered to help get rid of evaporation, which is imperative in a small tank.
However, volatile molecules — those capable of evaporation — all have molecular weights below 300.
As the present production of deep water in this area is driven by an excess of evaporation over precipitation and continental runoff, atmospheric water transport may be an important element in climate change.
Pretty much the same thing happens with the planet, and globally, this higher rate of evaporation contributes to more extreme rain and snow events.
It is truly a function of the distance and path from the location of evaporation to the location that the water molecules became part of the ice sheet.
It is way down because of the extremely high rate of evaporation through sand dunes.
But in the case of evaporation, with higher temperatures there will then be more water vapour (and more CO2) in the atmosphere.
Plus the latent heat of evaporation after rain, taking moisture and energy from the drying land back into the upper atmosphere and out to space.
The effect is to cool both the water and the air because both supply the latent heat of evaporation.
I didn't measure / weigh the serving size but I'd say it's 2 cups per serving (it also depends on the level of evaporation).
The cooling effect is the result of evaporation and is largely dependent on humidity and airflow.

Phrases with «of evaporation»

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