Sentence examples for circulation known as from inspiring English sources

Scientists have wondered whether ocean surface temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific part of a decade-scale cycle of changes in rainfall, temperature, and atmosphere circulation known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO also play a significant role.

The third and final stage introduced a common currency for circulation known as the Euro, adopted by eleven of then-fifteen members of the European Union in January 1999.

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).

The atmospheric circulation pattern known as the Hadley cell plays an important role in desert climate.

The Gulf Stream, the northern part of a circulation system known as the North Atlantic Gyre, reaches 150 Sverdrups at its peak.

This year the Pacific is entering the opposite oceanic circulation pattern, known as La Niña, which can promote active Atlantic hurricane seasons.

During this same period, an atmospheric circulation pattern known as the Arctic Oscillation has mostly been in what climatologists call a "positive" mode.

These clouds are isolated within an atmospheric circulation pattern known as the "polar vortex," which develops during the long, cold Antarctic winter.

For example, the climate is free organization (circulation), also known as free convection.

Severe febrile illness in children is often associated with signs of impaired circulation (also known as 'septic shock').

When stimulated by sympathetic nerve impulses, the chromaffin granules are released from the cells and the hormones enter the circulation, a process known as exocytosis.