10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISOCHEIMAL»
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isocheimal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
isocheimal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society
The isocheimal of 38-0 passes round the shores of the Moray Firth to Wick, then
proceeds southward at some distance from the west coast, then eastward south
of the Downs, and passes out into the sea at the South Foreland. The isocheimal
...
2
Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society
The following are the directions of the isocheimals, or lines of equal winter
temperature, printed on the map in blue, beginning with the lowest :— The
isocheimal of 37°'O, from the north—east of Aberdeenshire, follows the coast line
on the east ...
3
The British Quarterly Review
Relation of Deep Temperature to Isocheimal. 19 western, in accordance with the
higher isocheimal of the former, whilst those subsequently taken by Captain
Nares, in the Gulf of Suez, gave a bottom-temperature of 71° at 400 fathoms,
even in ...
4
Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
These, and many other instances which might be adduced, prove that the
isocheimal lines vary much more from the terrestrial parallels than the isothermal
lines; in the climates of Europe the latitude of two places, which have the same
annual ...
5
The Edinburgh philosophical journal
If, in place of stopping at the most rigorous winter which each curve presents, we
trace the lines of equal winter temperature, (or the Isocheimal lines,) these lines,
instead of coinciding with the lines of equal annual heat, oscillate round them.
6
The U.S. Democratic Review
It is these causes that determine the deviations of the isothermal, isocheimal, and
isotheral lines from the same parallels of latitude. The isothermal curves
represent lines drawn upon a map through all the places on the globe having the
same ...
7
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
... It scarcely freezes there in winter, but the heat of summer is not capable of
ripening the vine. These examples are sufficient to prove, that the isocheimal
lines deviate much more than the isothermal lines from the ter_ restrial' parallels.
I In the ...
8
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
... difference in the means of particular seasons, other lines have been drawn to
show this, such as pass through places having equal summer temperatures
being called isotheral, and those representing equal winter means isocheimal
lines.
9
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
If, in place of stopping at the most rigorous winter which each curve presents, we
trace the lines of equal winter temperature, (or the Isocheimal lines,) these lines,
instead of coinciding with the lines of equal annual heat, oscillate round them.
Sir David Brewster, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Robert Jameson, 1820
10
The London Medical and Physical Journal
These examples are sufficient to prove that the isocheimal lines deviate much
more than the isothermal lines from the terrestrial parallels. In the system of
European climates, the latitudes of two places that have the same annual
temperature ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ISOCHEIMAL»
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Face Freezing Bitter Blusters
... but also the adiathermic biting and piercing hiemal keen and nipping winterbound niveous isocheimal and polar unwarmed infrigidation that ... «AccuWeather.com, Jan 13»
