Sentence examples for downward air from inspiring English sources

A result of the downward air motion in an anticyclone, however, is compression of the descending air.

In addition, a phenomenon called sudden stratospheric warming, apparently the result of strong downward air motion, also occurs in the late winter and spring at high latitudes.

(The answer to the mystery of the Nascar crash, by the way, was that a trailing car had changed the shape of the air-flow over the first car, which in turn had reduced the downward air pressure on it, causing its wheels to slip as if it were on ice, and it skidded into the wall).

Our results indicate that anomalous events of tropospheric dynamic, such as occurrence of strong downward air flux, imprint information about air masses 3-D movement in the near-ground air 7Be data, making 7Be a useful tracer of its peculiar dynamics at local and synoptic scales in the troposphere.

* If downward air current occurs in winter (TN20).

The warm colours in the figure indicate downward air motion and the cold colours indicate upward motion since WACCM provides the vertical wind in [Pa/s].

The downward air-Earth current being delivered to the surface of the Antarctic plateau is larger than the global average owing to its location in high latitudes.

The critical theme of the new design is the shifting downward of air handling areas.

The shape of the drop as it comes down is ultimately a product of the interaction between the force of gravity acting downward and air resistance acting upward, he said.

Updraft and downdraft, in meteorology, upward-moving and downward-moving air currents, respectively, that are due to several causes.

Air supply was achieved using four different sparger designs two spargers consisted of horizontal brass pipes, with downward-facing air holes, and two more, within a section of full-bore pipe, injecting air from either six or eight inlets evenly distributed in a horizontal plane along the pipe periphery.