Sentences with phrase «transfer of heat»

This ensures efficient transfer of heat from the metal fuel to the liquid sodium coolant.

That makes it look like 2010 was characterized by a slight departure from the average net transfers of heat between ocean and surface.

there must be a NET transfer of heat energy FROM the atmosphere TO the oceans.

These changes, which are most evident in the northern summer, can all be linked to the reduction and relocation of the ocean's transfer of heat into the atmosphere, Baines and Folland say.

However, Watanabe et al. (2013) suggests that these factors can't explain most of the slowed surface warming, which his study attributes to a more efficient transfer of heat to the deep oceans.

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Hurricanes do have a deep surface mixing effect that normal tropical convection doesn't produce, and that would be expected to result in greater transfer of heat to the atmosphere, but it gets complicated in a hurry; see the realclimate discussion of the Walker circulation for example, as well as the link between hurricanes and sea surface temps.

Sensible heat flux is the turbulent transfer of heat, but it is generally much smaller than the latent or radiative energy flux.

Antifreeze fluid is used to prevent collector piping from freezing and allow for the maximum transfer of heat from the solar collector to the storage tank.

Along those lines, Watanabe et al. (2013) showed that ocean heat uptake has become more efficient over the past decade, which is consistent with the observations of Balmaseda et al. (2013), who found an unprecedented transfer of heat to the deep oceans over the past decade, consistent with the modeling in Meehl et al (2013).

Horizontal transfer of this heat energy from the equator to the poles is accomplished by ocean currents.

«That enhances the pole - ward transfer of heat.»

Satellite image showing clouds over the Greenland Sea downstream of the ice edge during conditions where there was a large transfer of heat and moisture from the ocean to the atmosphere.

Sadly, today we know little more than Hadley although Willis Eschenbach has worked hard to identify its role in transfer of heat energy.

The amount of energy absorbed depends on the temperature of the absorber, shown to be true by the stefan - boltzmann equation for net transfer of heat.

I've never challenged the notion that, if it exists, greenhouse warming of the atmosphere could lead to more heat being RETAINED by the oceans, which is not nearly the same thing as a DIRECT transfer of heat energy FROM the atmosphere, TO the oceans.

Research by Masahiro Watanabe of the Japanese Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute suggests this is mainly due to more efficient transfer of heat to the deep oceans.

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Still, in our opinion a cup or bowl is often the best option, if only for the fact that warming it up before you begin will transfer some of the heat to the lather, which feels fantastic on the face and helps to give a closer shave.

Physicists have for the first time accomplished what the second law of thermodynamics seems to forbid: transfer of heat from something cold to something hot.

The evaporation of sea spray is thought to contribute to the transfer of heat from the ocean to the atmosphere, which accelerate winds in a storm, potentially impacting its intensity.

Once that material reached a thickness of 2 kilometers, it blocked the transfer of heat from Mars's interior, allowing it to melt a large fraction of the buried lake's ice.

From this research it was found that when spin is transferred from platinum to YIG, this also implies the transfer of heat across the interface.

These clouds are a signature of the transfer of heat and moisture that warms the atmosphere and cools the ocean resulting in a convective overturning of the water column, a process that plays an important role in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.