10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLEWARD»
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1
Atmosphere, Weather and Climate
On the western sides of the oceans, most of this water swings poleward with the
airflow and thereafter increasingly comes under the influence of the Coriolis
deflection and ofthe anticyclonic vorticity effect. However, some water tends to
pile up ...
Roger G. Barry, Richard J Chorley, 2009
2
Poleward Flows Along Eastern Ocean Boundaries
This is the first volume to treat exclusively an ubiquitous feature of ocean circulation - the poleward currents and undercurrents that occur along eastern boundaries of all major ocean basins.
Steven J. Neshyba, Christopher N. K. Mooers, Richard T. Barber, 2011
3
The Cell Cycle: Principles of Control
6-11 Forces Driving Chromosome Movement (a) kinesin-13 tubulin Dam1
complex + – (b) 0 minutes 2.5 minutes movement Figure 6-27 Poleward force
generation by the kinetochore (a) Poleward force is generated by microtubule
plus-end ...
4
The Global Coastal Ocean - Regional Studies and Syntheses
It may be that the eastern boundary circulation consists of a number of distinct (
horizontal) cells, each with poleward flow at the eastern boundary margin but
with limited flow continuity between them (Huthnance, 1995). Even if the
poleward ...
Kenneth H. Brink, Allan R. Robinson, 2005
latitude of the poleward energy transport. Between 10° N and 30° N the energy
transport is convergent in a region of net zonally averaged cooling in subtropical
latitudes (Johnson et al., 1987). From 30° to 45° N, divergence occurs in the ...
6
Bioclimatics: a science of life and climate relations
Also there is a greater retardation poleward, all of which indicates a decided cool
retarding influence and short latitude range of the summers, as represented by
the 70° and 60° isotherms. In figure 47 the record movements and latitude limits ...
Andrew Delmar Hopkins, 1938
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Auroral Phenomenology and Magnetospheric Processes: Earth ...
When the wavy poleward protrusions extend more dramatically toward the
poleward arc systems, the forms are referred to as “auroral torches” [e.g., Akasofu
, 1976b; Oguti et al., 1981; Tagirov, 1993]. 1.1. The Poleward Boundar(ies) and
PBIs It ...
Andreas Keiling, Eric Donovan, Fran Bagenal, 2013
8
Ocean Currents: A Derivative of the Encyclopedia of Ocean ...
Poleward flow often occurs close inshore near the surface (see Figure 1). In the
extreme south, there is a convergent flow of surface water from the Agulhas bank
funnelling northwards into a shelf-edge frontal jet around the Cape of Good ...
John H. Steele, Steve A. Thorpe, Karl K. Turekian, 2010
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Encyclopedia of Global Change: Environmental Change and ...
there is flow moving poleward and flow moving equatorward, yet no net transport
of mass results. Because there is a temperature difference between the opposing
flows, however, a net heat transport, proportional to the temperature difference ...
Andrew Goudie, Professor of Geography David J Cuff, 2001
10
Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Annual Review
... Expected change Species group/ Expected climate impact in climate natural
system in Australia Observations in Australia Increasing temperature Seagrasses
Poleward shift in species ranges and and a shift in abundance toward
mangroves ...
R. N. Gibson, R. J. A. Atkinson, J. D. M. Gordon, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLEWARD»
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poleward is used in the context of the following news items.
Mapping Storm Hotspots, Where the World's Tempests are Brewed
Some North Atlantic hurricanes that spiral poleward are reborn as mid-latitude storms. And a handful of extra tropical cyclones that stall over ... «Atlas Obscura, Jul 15»
Sobering climate science: Extreme weather on the rise
Snowstorm intensity and frequency has increased in the Northern Hemisphere, and storms are shifting poleward. Wildfires in western U.S. from ... «Environmental Defense Fund, Jul 15»
Short story: At the End of the World
As the seas rose and the deserts grew, the wealthiest families and the most necessary crops moved poleward, seeking survivable summers ... «Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Jul 15»
Predicting How Sea Animals Will React to Climate Change
... their ranges further poleward, into cooler waters. It's a step toward predicting which other animals will move in response to climate change. «Pacific Standard, Jul 15»
Climate Driven Range Shifts of 26 Tree Species in the United States
Introducing their study of this contentious subject, Hanberry and Hansen (2015) say "it is expected that some species will shift poleward in ... «CO2 Science Magazine, Jul 15»
Impact of ocean acidification on the structure of future phytoplankton …
... Mean latitudinal poleward shift of leading edge of the 96 phytoplankton types' habitats. c, Fractional change in globally integrated primary production. Purple ... «Nature.com, Jul 15»
SPC Jul 18, 2015 Day 4-8 Severe Weather Outlook
DAY 5/WED THROUGH DAY 7/FRI - POLEWARD MOISTURE RETURN AND SUBSEQUENT DESTABILIZATION IS EXPECTED FROM THE ... «Newsroom America, Jul 15»
Typhoon Nangka forecast sees damaging wind, rain, surge for Japan
Afterwards, it will recurve northeastward as it rounds the edge of the ridge and accelerates on the poleward edge. The system will make landfall ... «Artemis.bm, Jul 15»
June's Arctic sea ice extent was 3d-lowest on record
More moisture in the atmosphere will bring increased poleward transport and convergence of moisture, with the most pronounced effects in ... «Summit County Citizens Voice, Jul 15»
Resilience: A New Conservation Strategy for a Warming World
Around the globe, species are on the move, rising up in elevation at a rate of 11 meters and poleward at 17 kilometers per decade — about 36 ... «Yale Environment 360, Jul 15»
