Sentences with phrase «same at your altitude»

Hopefully the egg recipe works the same at your altitude... you'll have to let us know!

Note that ppm and delta13C are not the same at all altitudes and evolve progressively, as illustrated by the airborne measurements of Nakazawa et al., Time and space variations of the carbon isotopic ratio, Tellus, 1993.

Not exact matches

I'm at the same altitude as Elana so I can't imagine i need to adjust for that but maybe.

For Waffles: Everything is the same, but I used only 1 cup of milk alternative, even at high altitude.

It also has altitude hold that keeps it at the same height.

Just as the same genes that allow Deinococcus to thrive on the ground may give it the ability to survive at high altitudes, the ice - nucleation gene may originally have given syringae and bacteria like it an advantage other than rainmaking.

While the altimeter data also showed that the liquid in some of the canyons around Ligeia Mare is at sea level — the same altitude as the liquid in the sea itself — in others it sits tens to hundreds of feet (tens of meters) higher in elevation.

In fact, the alternative jet fuel — known as synthetic paraffinated kerosenes — has as good or better qualities than Jet A refined from petroleum: It does not freeze at high - altitude temperatures, delivers the same or more power to the engines, and is lighter, as well.

«We found that elevated concentrations of these same chemicals were present at altitudes of 12 km over tropical regions, many thousands of kilometres away from their likely source, and in a region where air is known to be transferred into the stratosphere,» says Oram.

In the dry season, surface water reservoirs are at the same level as the aquifer that feeds them: altitude measurements of the surface water then made possible direct observations of the height of the groundwater.

Although no one is sure what triggers their formation, one theory is that cosmic dust, or debris from burned - up meteors, seed the ice particles, which is plausible because meteors typically are incinerated in the upper mesosphere at about the same altitude where these clouds form.

An earlier study by the same researchers found that Anna's hummingbirds (Calypte anna) accelerated more slowly and had other performance falloffs at altitudes higher than the birds» home range.

The subjects reached the outpost at 2650 meters altitude almost effortlessly, by cog railway and cable car, and once there could only take the same number of steps each day that they were accustomed to taking at home, as monitored with a pedometer.

In April 2016, a French satellite will blast off to see whether two free - floating cylinders of different materials orbit Earth at exactly the same altitude.

A team led by New Horizons team member Jeffrey Moore, a research scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center in California's Silicon Valley, has determined that formation of the bladed terrain begins with methane freezing out of the atmosphere at extreme altitudes on Pluto, in the same way frost freezes on the ground on Earth, or even in your freezer.

Same as water boiling at sea level at 100C (212F) but at lower temp at high altitudes because pressure is less, same rule applies to refrigerSame as water boiling at sea level at 100C (212F) but at lower temp at high altitudes because pressure is less, same rule applies to refrigersame rule applies to refrigerant.

Unlike internal combustion engines that need oxygen to produce power (something that's pretty rare at the high altitude of the Pikes Peak course), electric motors don't have to breathe and will make the same power at any height.

Pilots would like to take advantage of the low drag at high altitudes to go faster, but a naturally aspirated engine does not produce enough power at the same altitude to do so.

We tasted three wines of the same variety that were grown at three different altitudes.

The annual average rainfall on Madeira Island is greater on the northern coast than on the southern coast and increases with altitude; however Ponta Delgada generally has less rainfall compared to other north - facing areas at the same altitude.

The object is as mundane, neutral and commonly shared as it can possibly be, highlighting the arbitraryness of the classification, at the same time stressing the chosen code: the altitude from which the professions are supposed to take place.

In that case, the thermal lapse rate starts at a higher temperature at the top of the atmosphere but at the same altitude it always started from.

Please see / / chge.med.harvard.edu/publications/journals/documents/bamsmosquito.pdf, which depicts the biological «fingerprint» study (where data matches models) and the confluence of data on montane glacier retreat, upward migration of plant communities and, mosquitoes at high altitudes and warming at same.

These are part of their developmental programming, similar to our adjusting the number of capillaries at different altitudes — probably for the same reason as this would result in their ability to better adapt to different altitudes, increasing the range of the species or subspecies.

The term «photosphere» for a star has essentially the same meaning as any of the six terms «Effective -LCB- Emission Radiation Radiating -RCB--LCB- Height Level -RCB-» for the atmosphere of a planet, being the altitude at which the gas above has an optical depth of 2/3, i.e. at which about 50 % of the radiation leaving that altitude vertically upwards escapes to space.

So you will draw 200 cores from a stand of trees, screen them for correlation to temperature from some series of instrumental temperatures, hopefully taken at more or less the same altitude within 100 miles of the stand of trees, and claim that tree X is a good treemometer because it correlates with the temperature record while tree Y which grew 20 feet away is a bad treemometer because it correlates less well, and throw away 60 % of the cores accordingly, and then claim that you can extrapolate what the temperature in that stand of trees was doing 500, 700, 1000 years earlier based on the 40 % you retain?

Did you know that the ice cap on Greenland is at far higher altitudes than required for there to be an glacier, same at Antarctic.

That fluctuation is amplified by land surface temperatures in the same latitude band of about the same area, because the land surface temperatures are at a higher average altitude with a lower average specific heat capacity and the (Tmax + Tmin) / 2 method of determining «average» amplifies the variance.

Should the water amplification mechanism of CO2's GHG effect be true, one would also expect to see an increase in the humidity, at altitude, at the same light flux.

«Classic thermodynamics», tempterrain include the original Clausius statement of the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which only related to heat transfer at the same altitude, so that there was no change in potential energy.

If a band is free of lines, that cooling capacity is unhindered; but if it has important absorption lines, it will be «blocked» = > the same sort of photosphere questions we have discussed before: a high - altitude photosphere means little power can be transported through that band, whereas an unencumbered band has its photosphere at ground - level.

And places like Phoenix also have relatively low amounts of GHGs, yet have very hot temperatures (relative to Atlanta, which is at virtually the same latitude and altitude, but which has over 3 times as much GHG).

In contrast, the chart's dark blueish columns show the Earth's atmosphere at the same altitude is an incredibly frigid temperature of minus 75C degrees.

As Steve McIntyre has noted, one problem is the different behaviour of moss at 2 sites close to each other and about the same altitude.

Does not your thought experiment fail, because most of the molecules in the atmosphere are all at the same heat (kinetic energy), while the difference in temperature with altitude (on a thermometer) is simply an effect of the number of molecules you meet (pressure and density).

In fact, you'll see he says that the velocity distribution — and therefore kinetic - energy distribution — at any altitude is the same as at any other.

The individual molecules at altitude have about the same temperature (kinetic energy) as those at sea level.

But for exactly that same reason, there are fewer molecules at high altitude.

blueice, you sound as a dedicated person; so let me correct you regarding establishment of desert being warmer than rainforest, on same latitude / altitude: deserts are hotter at daytime / colder at night, than in the rainforest.

If you imagine moving Venus away from the Sun until its distance is as for Earth, and use the Stefan - Boltzmann law to compute what the temperature at that altitude would then be, it turns out to be precisely the same as at the surface of the Earth.

Uplift continues as long as the rising air is lighter than the surrounding air at the same altitude.

Look up two places at the same latitude and altitude, you'll find the same daily or yearly temperature (say Bangkok and Tombouctou).

As Alan D. McIntire (16:36:32) points out, the surface area of a shell at 8 km altitude is pretty much the same as the surface area of the earth (or rather, an earth - sized sphere).

If a tree has stayed at the same relative position to the tree line for its entire life or life to the point of coring, altitude should not be a factor other than determining how much of its signal is temperature..

Remember that the Eemian ice from GISP / GRIP / NGRIP / NEEM was deposited at approximately the same altitude and temperature as top of the current icecap.

At the same time, Dr. Grabherr said, increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations could theoretically increase plant productivity at high altitudes, leading plants to spread upslopAt the same time, Dr. Grabherr said, increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations could theoretically increase plant productivity at high altitudes, leading plants to spread upslopat high altitudes, leading plants to spread upslope.

If the high - altitude winds don't blow at the same speed at all levels — if wind shears are present — the storm becomes disorganized and weakens.

Three, the temperatures are NOT higher in areas with very high levels of GHGs (e.g., Atlanta, GA) than in areas with very low levels of GHGs that are at the same latitude and altitude.

This certainly fits my observations that the temperature at various places on the Planet don't seem to have anything to do with the quantity of GHGs in the atmosphere above those places, even when altitude and latitude are the same.

That the molecules i the atmosphere all have roughly the same amount of energy due to convection, but since there are many more of them per cubic meter at lower altitudes, there is more energy per cubic meter, which we register as increased temperature.