Sentence examples for rain process from inspiring English sources

"The dynamics of the clouds dominate the rain process and any attempt to modify it will only play secondary role at best," says Levin.

We found out that salt from sea water, which evaporates from the sea, accelerates the rain process because it encourages the cloud particles to adsorb water," Tri Handoko Seto, a top official of the Weather Modification Technical Unit of the Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology, tells SciDev.Net.

Two CPU machines were used to emulate rain process and as alert server.

The one-moment and two-moment bulk schemes address two types of hydrometeors: cloud droplet and raindrop for warm rain process.

Coalescence generally happens most often in clouds above freezing, and is also known as the warm rain process.

The only night shot required setting up a crane and creating rain, a process that took hours for the technical teams to prepare.

It is inspired by the water cycle, in which evaporation leads to clouds and falls back to the ocean as rain, a process that Hosokawa likens to the technique of circular breathing used by the players of Japanese sho.

The lines between audience and stage (the palace trumpeter is spotlighted in a theater box) are drawn and erased, like chalk in the rain, a process beautifully enhanced by Damien Cooper's lighting.

This paper examines the wind-driven rain (WDR) process over hills of varying heights, the impact velocity on the hill slope and the effect of detachment on the soil.

Our objective is to study the effect of the parameters involved in the rain erosion process and to correlate our experimental results with data obtained with the complex and expensive whirling arm rig, which has become the industry standard method of test for rain erosion.

Rain formation processes in both areas, as reflected by the slopes of the local meteoric water lines of δD = 7.92δ18O + 12.99 in Douala and δD = 8.35δ18O + 15.29 in Yaounde occurred under isotopic equilibrium conditions with minor evaporation effect in the course of precipitation.