PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «CYCLONAL»
cyclonal
cyclonal
relating
characteristic
atmosphere
around
pressure
center
cyclonic
cloud
pattern
cyclonical
meteorology
define
cyclone
another
name
depression
violent
tropical
storm
hurricane
from
greek
kuklōn
turning
kukloein
revolve
wiktionnaire
tout
partie
article
extrait
langue
française
émile
littré
mais
être
modifié
depuis
définition
reverso
conjugaison
voir
aussi
cyclanol
cycloïdal
cyclonage
expression
exemple
usage
contraire
grammaire
vocabulary
rhymezone
definitions
adjective
cyclonique
mediadico
dans
rapport
wordweb
klow
centre
portuguese
many
other
translations
collins
always
derived
forms
saɪˈklɒnɪk
pronunciation
cyˈclonical
ˈcyclonal
cyˈclonically
adverb
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CYCLONAL»
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1
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
On the other hand, I can but think that the investigation of this simplest case
should suffice to considerably further our understanding of the cyclonal and
anticyclonal motions and illuminate many points in reference to which an
incorrect view ...
2
Transactions of the Illinois State Horticultural Society
The strong positive over a high barometer in the sky, by induction, acting similarly
upon the partially neutralized positive over a low barometer, into which the
cyclonal vortex like an aerial volcano is injecting such highly negatively
electrified ...
Illinois State Horticultural Society, 1875
3
Modern Meteorology: An Outline of the Growth and Present ...
... directions of the vertical circulations are reversed in the two cases.” For a
complete account of the mechanics of the cyclonal and anti-cyclonal motions, the
reader must be referred to SECONDARY MOTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE. 379
.
It is most important whether a cyclonal or an anticyclonal circulation prevails (Fig.
22), since this factor influences strongly most of the meteorological parameters,
particularly the rate and type of precipitation, which parameters determine the ...
K. Brodzikowski, A. J. van Loon, 1990
5
Sustainable Natural Hazard Management in Alpine Environments
Table1.1 Extreme precipitation and runoff events in Central Europe in the last 10
years * Na (North anti-cyclonal) und NEz (North-East cyclonal), SEz (South-East
cyclonal), TrW (trough above Western Europe). Flood Rivers Precipitation Runoff
...
Eric Veulliet, Stötter Johann, Hannelore Weck-Hannemann, 2009
6
Highlights in Helioclimatology: Cosmophysical Influences on ...
Total cyclonal energy (CE) 4. 6. The daily averaged rotational velocity was taken
as a characteristic of the cyclonal energy. The sum of these daily values was
accepted as proportional to the total cyclonal energy (CE). To obtain a basic view
for ...
Jorge A. Pérez-Peraza, Igor Y. Libin, 2012
7
Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology
In the middle of the Black Sea there is accordingly both a northwardly directed
and a southwardly directed current. The great cyclonal main eddy is thus
supplemented by two cyclonal subeddies (see in this connection the critique of
Skvortsov).
Joel W. Iledgpeth and Harry S. Ladd, 1957
8
Miscellanea Geographica
The thus understood circulation type conditions a definite direction of inflow of the
air masses over Poland, given the concrete situation of the cyclonal or anti-
cyclonal circulation. During the 40-year period considered, in June and July, at
all ...
9
Annales de géomorphologie: Supplementband
WW - Angular Westerly, NZ - Northerly Cyclonal; SEZ - Southeasterly Cyclonal;
SWZ - Southeasterly Cyclonal; TM — Low Center Europe; TRM — Trough Center
Europe; WZ - Westerly cyclonal; HNFA - High Northsea-Fennoscandinavia ...
Richard Dikau, Karl-Heinz Schmidt, 2001
10
Bioclimatology and Natural Hazards
2002); φ – latitude, λ – longitude, H – altitude, Date – date of occurrence, Sit CS –
Czecho-Slovak classification of – easterly cyclonal) Fig. 6 Number of events (
each station is considered as one event each day) and days (at least one event
in ...
