Sentence examples for constant with altitude from inspiring English sources
Temperatures in the Earth's exosphere remain constant with altitude, averaging about 1500 K.
As the air parcel rises further it cools following a wet adiabatic lapse rate GW; for simplicity we assume in Figure 4-17 that GW is constant with altitude, although GW would be expected to vary as the condensation rate of water changes.
This explains a number of features of the fields, including their tendency to appear below "ledges" at a conductivity value of order 10−10 S/m, their correlation with the "Carnegie curve" of diurnal variation of thunderstorm activity, and their tendency to appear as relatively constant with altitude fields in North America and as layered "dipole" fields in the Eastern Hemisphere.
However, if the down-going spectrum is isotropic, the electron flux remains approximately constant with altitude because loss of electrons by magnetic reflection is balanced by the decrease in area of the flux tube through which the electrons travel; only the area upon which the electrons precipitate will decrease.
As a matter of fact, the calculated survivorship and the life expectancies were almost constant with increasing altitude.
Imager observations revealed that PMCs have essentially the same altitudes in the north and south (82.7 ± 1.3 km) and that cloud altitudes remain essentially constant with latitude.
The constant c is considered variable with altitude.
Approximate cruise range solutions are introduced for the constant altitude – constant high subsonic speed flight of turbojet/fan transport aircraft with cambered wing design.
Although the density of water is constant, the density of air decreases with altitude.
This does not reflect rainfall in the subbasin because the increase in precipitation with altitude actually it is not constant, but depends on the amount of rainfall.
The lower portion of the stratosphere is nearly isothermal (a layer of constant temperature), whereas temperatures in its upper levels increase with altitude.
