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Greater warming in the polar region weakens this gradient in the lower troposphere, which leads to a general weakening of surface winds (Lambeck 1980).

This implies a weakening meridional thermal gradient over the South Asian domain, in contrast with earlier studies that suggest a strengthening of the thermal gradient under a globally warming scenario.

The warmer waters lower air pressure across the central and eastern Pacific, weakening the pressure gradient that would normally force the trade winds from Tahiti toward Darwin.

The spatial grain size gradient weakens and the grain size distribution widens at elevated temperatures, accompanied by grain rounding and movement of grains along the gradient direction.

This serves to weaken the estimated gradient which is now always finite.

Roxy, M. K. et al. Drying of Indian subcontinent by rapid Indian Ocean warming and a weakening land-sea thermal gradient.

The first stage of this study involves analyzing where and when there has been a weakening of the educational gradient over time.

The weakening land-sea thermal gradient is reproduced in other datasets also, indicating the robustness of the trend (Supplementary Fig. 2). Figure 4: Summer mean surface temperatures and land-sea temperature gradients for the years 1901 2012.

There was a weakening of the educational gradient after the control for preferences, which supports the role of these two preferences as partial mediators in the educational gradient in smoking.

The thermal gradient presents weakening effects to the local axial strain rate at middle specimen height of δεa,H= 10′/δt in frozen clay with identical average temperature, and that further lead to the decrease of hardening modulus and uniaxial compression strength.

Some scientists have suggested that the lower temperature gradient is weakening the winds that circle the globe, particularly the polar jet stream.