Sentences with phrase «rate equilibrates»

----- (the other approach I was thinking of involved considering how the lapse rate equilibrates so that the net flux is constant over some thickness for the whole LW spectrum (approximately true for equilibrium above the tropopause).

Not exact matches

Just as stock prices revert to the value of their discounted cash ows, in exchange rates, there's a similar equilibrating force and that's relative purchasing power.

Eventually the system equilibrates, but with a slower rate of circulation of Cub fans through the El and to their homes.

The reasons are also based on the physics, which require that initial equilibration involves the rapidly equilibrating sinks in the ocean mixed layer and some terrestrial sources, while the overall decay rate that involves slower equilibration with larger sinks is much slower.

This makes sense because it takes time to equilibrate an excess of CO2 in the atmosphere with the ocean, and the shallow ocean responds faster than intermediate or deep water, so the ratio of the land to marine signals is therefore proportional to the carbon emissions rate.

If the CO2 concentration were to be stabilized to 400pmm from now on, the sea levels would be expected continue to rise for a couple more centuries — though at a slowing rate — before they equilibrate to current concentrations.

An adiabatically isolated gas initially prepared in a state with an adiabatic lapse rate will thermally equilibrate due to the internal conduction of heat within the gas by all mechanisms and relax to precisely this state.

That's why the thermodynamic argument is so powerful — it is very difficult to explain how heat delivered to the top of any truly equilibrated air column would spontaneously redistribute to maintain a vertical lapse rate and not enable a heat loop and / or any number of PMM2Ks.

I took a block of ice put it in a 6 day rated cooler in the shade, allowed 2 hours for temperatures to equilibrate.