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  • By October 31 the system had acquired convection, a warmer-than-normal core, and an eye-like
  • ce high and warmer temperatures aloft due to convection, a mid-level mesohigh forms behind the leadi
  • under condition of zero-gravity and reduced convection aboard the Skylab are ~10 times larger than
  • tsa is traced to the formation of an area of convection about 185 km (115 miles) east of Yap in late
  • Typhoon Warning Center identified an area of convection about 870 miles (1,400 km) east of Iwo Jima
  • outh of Wake Island on August 2. Little deep convection accompanied the weak system despite being si
  • The system maintained scattered deep convection across offshore waters and environmental con
  • ear and low-level helicity produced moderate convection across central Florida in association with t
  • Later that day, the convection again decreased, leaving the circulation exp
  • Natural convection, aided by the wind, keeps the panels operati
  • A brief burst in convection allowed Blanca to maintain 40 mph (65 km/h)
  • An area of convection along the wave tracked westward to the south
  • rd generated minimal amounts of intermittent convection along the southeastern portion of its circul
  • g features developed around the area of deep convection, and the system was expect to develop furthe
  • the water heater tank, but prevent unwanted convection and heated water to flow out of the tank.
  • er became separated from the area of deepest convection, and Arthur maintained its peak intensity as
  • ation became displaced from the area of deep convection, and Kay was reduced to a small low-level sw
  • Beatriz managed to produce modest amounts of convection and after a burst of deep convection during
  • The system quickly developed deep convection and a low-level circulation, and on Septembe
  • ely 14 mph (23 km/h) with no associated deep convection and a weak low-level inverted-V curvature.
  • wave continued to develop moderate to strong convection, and on August 27 a 1012 mbar (hPa; 29.88 in
  • eas to the sun/shade, and through radiation, convection and conduction, heat exchange occurs.
  • to improve heat transfer by convection and radiation, gases must move in the workin
  • Although deep convection and banding features increased, mid-level dr
  • sing the center to separate from the deepest convection, and restricting the outflow to all areas ar
  • ombated in four ways: radiation, conduction, convection, and evaporation.
  • circulation was at the northern edge of the convection, and Kay only reached winds of 45 mph (75 km
  • excess of 90 mph (145 km/h) within the deep convection, and late on November 17 Gordon attained hur
  • eat dissipation (primarily by conduction and convection and to a lesser extent by radiation).
  • hange in a rotary kiln may be by conduction, convection and radiation, in descending order of effici
  • t southwest of Barry also helped to increase convection and strengthen the storm.
  • orm while producing sporadic amounts of deep convection, and on September 4 the banding structure im
  • Convection and banding features organized around a deve
  • oss the tropical Atlantic Ocean with minimal convection, and subsequent to moving through the southe
  • f Cuba, the system slowed down to regenerate convection, and it re-developed into a tropical depress
  • caused by sun heating the ground leading to convection and to showers and thunderstorms.
  • rated may be able to resist expulsion by the convection and later yield the observed global-scale fi
  • an on July 29 and gained in organization and convection, and organized into Tropical Storm Barry on
  • ens are ovens for high-forced volume thermal convection applications.
  • number of patents, many with respect to heat convection, are on his name.
  • ikely as easterly wind shear was causing the convection around the storm to become disorganized and
  • The storm featured relatively deep convection around an eye-like feature.
  • rm waters of the Gulf Stream, where bands of convection around the center began to organize.
  • Deep convection around the eyewall began to diminish, and Fa
  • The depression maintained an area of deep convection around the center of circulation and was loc
  • Due to the lack of convection around the center of the depression, it was
  • lation briefly became involved with the deep convection as it accelerated northeastward, though as i
  • e circulation accelerated away from the deep convection as it passed a short distance south of Acapu
  • Deep convection associated with the storm diminished and the
  • By July 7, most of the deep convection associated with Blanca had dissipated, and t
  • at NHC noted "...there is no longer any deep convection associated with its circulation...", althoug
  • to the Pacific Ocean on September 10 and the convection associated with it gradually increased.
  • on stellar structure involving radiation and convection, at the same time as Ludwig Biermann but ind
  • study of three-dimensional spherical mantle convection at 10(8) Rayleigh number: Effects of depth-d
  • known for work on air pollution, atmospheric convection, atmospheric boundary layers, and numerical
  • The storm maintained a small area of deep convection, averaging 9.2 miles (14.8 km) in diameter,
  • tensity for about 24 hours, during which its convection became shifted to the north of the circulati
  • nued weakening took place on September 11 as convection became fully disorganized.
  • On August 31, convection became more concentrated to the south of the
  • espite moving through a dry environment, its convection became organized as an anticyclone developed
  • Adolph deteriorated into a tropical storm as convection became exposed from the increasingly elongat
  • The convection became better organized, and with good diffl
  • That evening, Barry began to weaken as convection began to decrease.
  • After entering the Caribbean Sea on July 26, convection began to come together two days later.
  • By October 1, convection began to develop near the center of the syst
  • Convection began to intensify and consolidate later tha
  • On September 18, the convection began contracting and organizing, gradually
  • a surface low pressure system developed, and convection began to organize into slightly curved bands
  • as the circulation strengthened, despite the convection being disorganized due to the shear.
  • storm was classified subtropical, due to the convection being located east of the center.
  • asured under the same conditions as the heat convection but with a (hypothetically) stagnant (or mot
  • deteriorated with a significant decrease in convection; by early on May 10 much of the associated w
  • The wind shear calmed on September 26, and convection came back together.
  • It is the sinking limb of a convection cell.
  • hf is the convection coefficient of the fin
  • ern Gulf of Mexico, and despite disorganized convection conditions favored further development.
  • Gradual development took place as convection consolidated around the center of circulatio
  • Deep convection consolidated around the center of circulatio
  • rge cyclone, Fausto slowly intensified, with convection consolidating around the center the next day
  • Convection continued to organize, and the tropical wave
  • Deep convection continued to build over the center due to lo
  • Convection continued increasing, and it intensified to
  • riorated into a remnant low shortly after as convection continued to dissipate around the storm.
  • Convection continued to consolidate around the low-leve
  • sification began on the disturbance, and the convection continued to organize.
  • ive-fire, radiant heat cooking, and hot-air, convection cooking, and smoking by the fat and food jui
  • Vigorous core convection coupled with rotation clearly admits magneti
  • d the mechanism of plate tectonics through a convection current in the Earth's molten interior.
  • ing of a Thiele tube with red arrows showing convection current
  • d bottom of the rotor produces a very strong convection current.
  • nding of tectonic plate motions by exploring convection currents in the Earth's mantle with radial m
  • Most heat from a domestic radiator is as convection currents of heated air.
  • drawn up toward the surface of the Earth by convection currents the mineral breaks down and release
  • as intended to help scientists to understand convection currents within the Earth's mantle.
  • s of magma from the Earth's mantle, and that convection currents within the mantle were continuously
  • nding of tectonic plate motions by exploring convection currents in the Earth's mantle with seismolo
  • When drafted into the upper atmosphere by convection currents, the hailstones acquire a rapid rot
  • steam boilers the circulation of water is by convection currents, which are set up during the heatin
  • Later that day, convection decreased markedly, and early on August 27 i
  • inent subtropical structure: bands of curved convection deepened in the northern and eastern quadran
  • as the eye decreased in size and its eyewall convection deepened.
  • On July 13, deep convection developed near a mid-level circulation along
  • into the circulation of the storm, a band of convection developed along a frontal boundary stretchin
  • An area of convection developed along the wave axis, several hundr
  • approached the Pacific Ocean, a new area of convection developed south of the original circulation
  • the Gulf Stream, a small but intense area of convection developed over the center, with winds increa
  • An area of convection developed on May 11, and the next day the In
  • A scattered area of strong convection developed, partially in association with the
  • ransfer and mass transfer problems involving convection, diffusion and surface reactions.
  • y, Tropical Storm Edouard began to weaken as convection diminished from vertical shear and dry air,
  • However, the banding was short-lived, deep convection diminished, and satellite microwave imagery
  • us outflow became weak in all directions and convection diminished.
  • for about a day before the minimal amount of convection diminished.
  • Because the storm was weak and the convection disorganized when it hit Somalia, no damage
  • Ocean, and by late on August 22 most of the convection dissipated from the system.
  • By September 6 the remaining convection dissipated, and Edouard dissipated while bec
  • When Ar >> 1, natural convection dominates and when Ar << 1, forced convectio
  • Convection draws air in through the bottom orifices and
  • ation was exposed on the western edge of the convection due to the storm's quick forward motion and
  • ation was initially located east of the main convection, due to the presence of wind shear.
  • e following reference shows the liquid phase convection during lithium niobate (LiNbO3) fiber pullin
  • Convection eventually increased on September 7, as the
  • small low level circulation center with deep convection flaring to the northeast of the center.
  • dissertation is "Transient natural and mixed convection flows and transport adjacent to an ice surfa
  • used to characterize heat transfer in forced convection flows.
  • em acquired enough circulation and organized convection for it to be designated Tropical Depression
  • d weak; having been without significant deep convection for 18 hours, the National Hurricane Center
  • organized enough with sufficiently organized convection for the National Hurricane Center to classif
  • s, and the center of circulation lacked deep convection for several days.
  • A small cyclone, a burst of deep convection formed at around the same time, and was said
  • res-spiral rain showers of convection-as its convection formed into a central area of deep convectio
  • inued forecasting difficulty, a burst of new convection formed east of the center early on May 28, a
  • on April 22 the wind shear again removed the convection from the center.
  • s located within a large, persistent area of convection from the Gulf of Mexico through the central
  • The convection gradually increased and became better organi
  • The convection gradually consolidated over a weak low-level
  • Convection gradually increased over the warm waters, th
  • December 7 the JTWC reported that an area of convection had been building around a rapidly developin
  • yphoon Warning Center, noted that an area of convection had persisted approximately 370 nautical mil
  • C) reported that an area of deep atmospheric convection had persisted for the last 48 hours about 73
  • By late on April 29, convection had begun to rebuild, though immediate restr
  • Micathermic heaters produce both convection heat and radiant heat, and are usually thinn
  • y generation minimization, scale analysis of convection, heatlines and masslines, transition to turb
  • onfigurations, including clean rooms, forced convection, horizontal airflow, inert atmosphere, natur
  • the Dvorak technique, as the loss of central convection in transitioning tropical cyclones can cause
  • are evacuated to eliminate distortion due to convection in the telescope that would otherwise be cau
  • Subsolidus convection in icy bodies is a slow process with ice mot
  • The early onset of subsolidus convection in the Callistoan interior could have preven
  • The convection in the interior parts of Callisto may be lay
  • at motion of the MET, which causes movement ( convection) in the liquid electrolyte, can be converted
  • ion, these results contribute to modeling of convection in the Earth's mantle by providing constrain
  • Eruptions occur suddenly following visible convection in the pool, but are unpredictable.
  • Stellar physics: Numerical simulations of convection in stellar atmospheres, determination of ste
  • Gonu developed from a persistent area of convection in the eastern Arabian Sea on June 1.
  • D. A. Nield and A. Bejan, Convection in Porous Media, Second Edition, Springer-Ve
  • n of zones of differing degrees of buoyancy ( convection) in the Earth's mantle.
  • Details of the subsolidus convection in the ice is the main source of uncertainty
  • Deep convection increased in coverage, though partially remo
  • On August 24, convection increased as the wave passed through the Les
  • On August 14, convection increased northwest of the center and became
  • Convection increased near the center despite the shear,
  • Early on July 15, convection increased over the center and developed an o
  • Convection increased early the next day, and a Hurrican
  • Convection increased late on August 20, although it ini
  • Its convection increased as it turned westward, and it was
  • rn Pacific Ocean on August 16, at which time convection increased along the wave axis.
  • ransitioned into a tropical depression after convection increased over the center.
  • the developing low was nearly stationary as convection increased.
  • pical storm status early on January 28, with convection increasing further.
  • lation was still dislocated from the deepest convection, indicative of the presence of wind shear.
  • ard Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, and its convection initially remained disorganized.
  • Convection is the mechanism believed to be responsible
  • Practically, its value determines whether convection is free or forced.
  • ce the low heat transfer coefficient for air convection is adequate for a low heat flux.
  • The region of vigorous convection is slightly prolate in shape, extending fart
  • er of circulation became separated from deep convection, leading to the typhoon being downgraded to
  • ning of August 11, a sudden redevelopment in convection led forecast models to re-intensify Kika onc
  • next day, the depression, devoid of any deep convection, made landfall near Isla Altamura in northwe
  • n helium fusion comes to an end at the core, convection mixes the products of the CNO cycle, resulti
  • eled as the system rapidly degenerated, with convection mostly dissipating and an exposed low.
  • ue to its large circulation and lack of deep convection near the center.
  • low pressure area to develop an area of deep convection near Hispaniola on July 23, 2003.
  • For free convection near a vertical wall, this number is
  • ology, were monitoring an organizing area of convection near the southeast coast of Brazil.
  • The eastern system developed organized convection near its center, and developed into Tropical
  • Convection near the center of the storm waned, although
  • ive envelopes except for very thin shells of convection near the surface.
  • subsidence and drier air; as a result, deep convection near the center markedly decreased.
  • ck smoker environment which is the result of convection of ocean water through the fractured basalts
  • allowness of the continental shelf restricts convection of cooling water
  • When analyzing potentially mixed convection of a liquid, the Archimedes number parametri
  • cal upper troposphere has been linked to the convection of water vapor and ice.
  • initially moderate wind shear kept the deep convection on the periphery of the consolidating low-le
  • ath, which heats the walls of the reactor by convection or conduction.
  • to explain the asymmetry in supernova using convection or mechanical instabilities in the presupern
  • ith buoyancy driven flow (also known as free convection or natural convection).
  • Lacking deep convection or a well defined center, the wave continued
  • ength of a vertical plate undergoing natural convection, or the diameter of a sphere.
  • The system was associated with disorganized convection, or thunderstorms, and moved generally south
  • s circulated around the incubator by natural convection or by using a fan to keep both the CO2 level
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