Sentence examples for moist atmospheric from inspiring English sources

A variational multiscale stabilized finite element scheme is presented for the solution of moist atmospheric flows.

The moist atmospheric case shows the opposite behavior, as a significant negative slope is seen in channels 70-74.

Original as well as sparse space time superparameterization algorithms are discussed for the important case of moist atmospheric convection including the role of multi-scale asymptotic methods in providing self-consistent constraints on superparameterization algorithms and related deterministic and stochastic multi-cloud parameterizations.

Moist atmospheric conditions, i.e. high relative air humidity, low vapour pressure deficit and low air temperature during the main growing period, favoured radial stem increment of all species.

Under moist atmospheric conditions the ascorbyl radicals readily decay, leaving other radicals, which appear to be formed by interaction of ascorbic acid or ascorbyl radicals with some tissue component.

While in dendroclimatological studies conducted within the study area (e.g. Schuster and Oberhuber 2013a), precipitation and temperature (direct and inverse relationship, respectively) were found to control radial growth, at short timescale primarily moist atmospheric conditions rather than SWC or rainfall favoured radial stem growth.

(But why wasn't that folded Marauder's Map fully opened?) Eventually we make our way to the Forbidden Forest, where the air is moist, and atmospheric mists swirl, and into the next gallery, where the ghastly Dark Forces congregate.

This paper investigates the link between outlet and inlet airflow conditions in the case of hydration/dehydration of thermochemical processes operating with moist air at atmospheric pressure.

In the current contribution, two models based on statistical learning theories, i.e. Least Square Support Vector Machine (LSSVM) and Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS), were developed to predict the dew point temperature of moist air at atmospheric pressure over extensive range of temperature and relative humidity.

The area is known for its moist, subtropical forests – dank, atmospheric places, where trails once used by Boer woodcutters and elephants wind between towering yellowwood trees, 3m-high tree ferns, strange fungi and babbling brooks.

However, if the warm, moist air flows into a preexisting atmospheric disturbance, further development will occur.