Sentence examples for disturbance wind from inspiring English sources

This further supports the thought that the double-crest pattern measured by Swarm in Figs. 6 and 7 is due to a combined effect of IEFs and the ionospheric disturbance wind dynamo, with a contribution of the latter which is definitely smaller, thus causing an inversion of the usual dynamo zonal electric field from westward to eastward.

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The disturbed electric fields and the disturbance winds are also the probable factors that promote the spread-F along with the gravity-driven R T instability.

Another, often dominating, component arises from solar disturbances when coronal mass ejection (CME) interaction with the earth's magnetosphere results in energy transport to low latitudes in the form of storm time prompt penetration electric fields and thermospheric disturbance winds.

The disturbance dynamo electric field (DDEF) arising from the auroral heating that sets off equator-ward thermospheric disturbance winds occurs with a time delay of several hours (from the storm development) (Richmond et al. 2003), and it has the polarity local time dependence similar to that of the over-shielding electric field.

The robustness of this controller is thoroughly demonstrated in the above hybrid power systems with different conditions of load disturbances, wind power and parameter variations.

C. gattii may be spread through soil disturbances, wind, water, distribution of tree and soil byproducts, and human movement.

With the disturbance of wind, the effect of cavity tilt angle becomes complicated and is related to wind condition.

Considering Fig. 5a, the deviation of output around the nominal value that is affected by noise and disturbance in wind is very little.

Disturbance by wind, fire, snow storms, earthquakes, and insect outbreaks can have very strong influences on carbon cycling (Allen et al. 2010; Harcombe et al. 1998; Wardle 2002).

The AE activity that accompanied the event suggested possible roles, in varying degrees, of both the Hall electric field as well as the disturbance zonal wind induced contributions to the observed drift pattern.