Sentence examples for transported upward from inspiring English sources

Since motion upward into the stratosphere is inhibited by very stable thermal layering, the air transported upward by convection diverges toward the poles in the upper troposphere.

This motion can set up a pattern of convection wherein heat and moisture are transported upward and cooler and drier air is transported downward.

Upwelling regions are also associated with enriched sea life, as oxygen and organic nutrients are transported upward from the depths toward the surface of the ocean.

Aerosols are transported upward, allowing ion concentrations to recover.

The gases are transported upward through a series of cracks, intersecting the hydrothermal system above.

Relatively large fluxes of salty water could be transported upward along preferential paths, like faults or improperly abandoned wells.

He started the world's first airline company, DELAG (Deutsche Luftschiffahrts-Aktiengesellschaft), and by 1914 the service had made more than fifteen hundred flights, transporting upward of ten thousand people.

The passive tracer is transported rapidly upward with the initial convection (lower panels of Figure 8).

In contrast, magmatic melts have evolved from different batches of anatectic melts, not only with complete separation from their parent rocks but also with significant crystal fractionation during their transport upward.

Boundary layer turbulence plays an important role in driving large-scale circulations of the atmosphere as it transports heat upward from the Earth's surface in the form of sensible and latent heats, which are converted from incoming solar energy at the surface (Trenberth et al. [2009]).

In comparison, if the bulk upward transport velocity produced a large-scale E, which was independent of altitude over the dip equator (e.g., Woodman, 1970), the outward transport velocity should occur around the same time at nearby latitudes.