Sentences with phrase «slow winds flow»

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Co-author Helen Russell (Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge, UK) expands: «The stars that form in the wind close to the galaxy centre might slow down and even start heading back inwards, but the stars that form further out in the flow experience less deceleration and can even fly off out of the galaxy altogether.»

«The stars that form in the wind close to the galaxy centre might slow down and even start heading back inwards, but the stars that form further out in the flow experience less deceleration and can even fly off out of the galaxy altogether,» said co-author Helen Russell, from the Institute of Astronomy at the University of Cambridge.

If the DNA branch (more THC - driven than wind - driven) is slowing down to reach 10 millions m3 / s, what is, for you, David, the flow of GS near Florida?

The water piles up because the surface currents flow slower than the winds.

The June outlook reflects the fact that winds during the last two weeks have reversed the flow of the buoys and sea ice in the Beaufort Gyre and Transpolar Drift Stream, slowing export and sequestering sea ice in the Arctic.

Much of it is forced down and it flows back to the east at 200 metres depth and when the warm water surfaces at the Galapogos Islands in 9 months (replaceing the water which is flowing east - west at the surface), it starts to slow down the Trade Winds because of the convection effect.

An array of turbines will have an effect on wind flow similar to that of trees, they will slow the wind at lower levels due to the energy that they take from it and the turbulence that they cause.

When a wind turbine takes energy from the wind flowing through it, it slows that wind down.

Winds quickly drive CO2 away from the sunny regions where it is being released so it is easy to envisage Henry's Law applying in a particular location but if the CO2 rich air is being constantly removed then more outgassing can then occur in the same region and it is not hard to envisage an accumulation of CO2 downwind or over land masses where the wind flow slows down.

For instance, since easterly winds push water northwards and westerly winds seawater southward, it is not obvious to non experts if a complete reversal of the westerlies blowing from N.America to Europe ought to make the gulf stream flow slower or faster.

Two effects are identified that each contribute to a slower eastward progression of Rossby waves in the upper - level flow: 1) weakened zonal winds, and 2) increased wave amplitude.

Enhanced warming of the Arctic affects the jet stream by slowing its west - to - east winds and by promoting larger north - south meanders in the flow.