Sentence examples for by a gravity wave from inspiring English sources

Then, if Earth's motion is disturbed ever so slightly by a gravity wave, the pulsar signals might reveal it.

Although initiation by a gravity wave seems likely, the gravity wave interaction cannot yield the large displacements observed without further amplification by the Rayleigh-Taylor instability, as suggested by Kelley et al. (1981 , 1986.

Although the mechanism of MSTID is still not yet clear, the daytime MSTID might be caused by a gravity wave, while the nighttime MSTID might be generated by the electrodynamical coupling between the Es layer and F region (Shiokawa et al. 2003; Saito et al. 2007; Otsuka et al. 2007; Seker et al. 2008; Yokoyama et al. 2009).

Secular variations of OH airglow (8,3) band and of the intensity-weighted temperature induced by a gravity wave packet at three latitudes in the northern hemisphere in the Mesosphere/Lower Thermosphere region are investigated using a 2-D, time-dependent, fully nonlinear OH chemistry dynamics model.

Indeed, if these structures were produced by a gravity wave moving slightly upstream (to account for the upstream migration of the crests), one should observe truncations on the lee sides, or the wavelength of the gravity wave should increase during building of the cross-stratification. Thus, neither the steep transverse, nor the lunate nor 2D DBs can be interpreted as antidunes.

They explain it by vertical propagation of a gravity wave generated by surface topography because the Bow is fixed relative to the surface for several days.

The theory of the filtering effect of a gravity wave by its absorption into the mean wind flow at a critical layer is valid only when the background wind through which wave is propagating is somewhat stable (Richardson's number, Ri, of the background medium is greater than 1/4).

We illustrate the transition of the polar stratopause from being a gravity wave driven phenomena to a planetary wave driven phenomena during SSW events and its subsequent reestablishment and control by gravity waves.

These are adjusted by a recent gravity wave (GW) climatology and temperature profiles from reanalyses.

Using the Japanese GPS Earth Observation Network (GEONET), Artru et al. (2005) observed a small-scale and long-distance propagation of a TEC perturbation associated with the June 23 , 2001 Peru earthquake (M 8.2) and suggested that it could be caused by a tsunami-induced gravity wave.

Note that in a vertically stratified atmosphere with the horizontal winds, the total vertical power flux carried by an acoustic-gravity wave remains unchanged until the wave reaches a turning point, and existence and altitude of the turning points depend on the direction of wave propagation in the horizontal plane (Fritts and Alexander 2003).