Sentences with phrase «resulting evaporative cooling»

This seems likely to be due to watering landscaping, with the resulting evaporative cooling.

The high SSTs provide ample moisture to the atmosphere and the resulting evaporative cooling of the ocean dropped the subsequent SST values down, but meanwhile heavy rains, often record breaking in intensity, occurred nearby to where the winds carried the moisture.

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This results in a cooling effect (called evaporative cooling) that helps to maintain body temperature and cools the body down when it gets too hot.

They based their results on a mechanism called «evaporative buffering,» in which excess warming at the equator causes increased evaporation, cooling the planet in the same way that perspiration cools a marathon runner.

I meant «dehumidification», but it is also the case for humidification, unless you're talking an evaporative cooler, then humidification results in cooling.

I understand how things like changing the paint to something more reflective could result in a cooling step change, or moving from less windy to more windy location could add evaporative cooling, and going from a lower to higher altitude, or moving into a seabreeze, and so forth.

Meanwhile lighter winds and decreased evaporative cooling, and sunny skies in the tropical Atlantic and Indian oceans result in higher than normal SSTs 3 — 7 months after the peak SSTs in the Niño 3.4 region (Trenberth et al. 2002).

It results from the large amounts of concrete and asphalt in cities absorbing and holding heat and the minimal amount of vegetation to provide shade and evaporative cooling.

If CO2 is heating the oceans it should show up in the near surface waters and result in a shift to greater evaporative cooling.

These errors were the combined result of the predip temperature of the canvas bucket, evaporative cooling of the partially filled canvas bucket after leaving the sea, temperature change of the thermometer if withdrawn for reading, and several unsystematic errors, such as occasional 5 or 10 degrees misreadings.