Sentence examples for drop in surface from inspiring English sources
In the western Pacific, large areas of upper-level low pressure help pull air from the centre of the developing disturbances and thus contribute to a drop in surface atmospheric pressure.
The as-formed tiny CdS crystals further underwent bonding interaction among the adjacent tiny CdS crystals because of a drop in surface energy.
A sudden drop in surface air temperature frequently occurred on the island in the late afternoon and over the sea at nighttime, due to precipitation cooling.
The drop in surface temperature was found to be significantly lower in this non-wetting contact regime which led to significant reduction in heat transfer coefficient.
For example with deionized water there is a drop in surface tension from 71.99 to 70.41 dynes/cm as the temperature is increased from 25 to 35 °C [10].
On 13 December 2015 when the active phase of the MJO passed over the Maritime Continent, a drop in surface air temperature occurred during the daytime, corresponding to the occurrence of precipitation.
On a ground known as the Cake Tin, Broad and Steven Finn found plenty of spice and lift from the drop-in surface, Broad breaking through with a fast, accurate short ball that was to be the recipe for all three of his wickets.
Magnetic tape meant that Bing could practically whisper into the microphone and still be heard across America; a marked drop-off in surface noise meant that vocal murmurs could register as vividly as Louis Armstrong's pealing trumpet.
As promised above, here's Swetnam's full comment on the human factors in the West's fire history, and future: The striking drop-off in surface fires occurrence in the late nineteenth/early 20th century is very common throughout the western US in pine dominant and mixed confer forests….
Sudden drops in surface air temperature occurred frequently on the island in the late afternoon and over the sea at nighttime, accompanied by precipitation.
We have now compiled more than 800 fire scar and tree-age based fire histories from British Columbia to northern Mexico, and the drop off in surface fire regimes shows clearly in most of these sites within the forest types named above, but with variable timing depending on land use history.
