Sentence examples for circulation driven by from inspiring English sources

Motivated by the Mediterranean outflow into the North Atlantic, a simple diffusive layer model of a deep buoyancy-driven circulation driven by a middepth inflow from the eastern boundary is developed.

One holds that changes in ocean circulation — driven by changes in Northern Hemisphere insolation — govern Southern Hemisphere climate.

Tokinaga, H., Xie, S.-P., Deser, C., Kosaka, Y. & Okumura, Y. M. Slowdown of the Walker circulation driven by tropical Indo-Pacific warming.

Using an ice bucket at the center of the container to represent the pole, Ilari showed how atmospheric circulation, driven by solar heating, works at different latitudes.

In the living world as a whole, carbon and nitrogen are in continuous circulation, driven by the energy of sunlight (see biosphere).

Increased delivery of warm ocean water to the margin of the ice sheet, implicated in the current phase of retreat, is the consequence of changing ocean circulation, driven by changes in the atmosphere.

Further understanding of the environmental factors that drive influenza circulation also may be useful to predict how dynamics will be affected at regional levels by global climate change.

The BD circulation, also known as the stratospheric meridional residual circulation, is driven by extratropical wave forcing in the middle atmosphere (Yulaeva et al., 1994; Holton et al., 1995).

But this circulation is driven by colder, denser, less salty water at the poles.

The inside of the box is heated electrically and the air circulation is driven by a fan.

Widely disseminated and grossly oversimplified pictures showing the ocean as a "conveyor belt" have misled people into thinking ocean circulation is driven by a sinking motion at high latitudes.