ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA CORIOLIS FORCE
Named after Gaspard G. Coriolis (1792–1843), French civil engineer.
CO OZNACZA SŁOWO CORIOLIS FORCE
efekt Coriolisa
W fizyce efekt Coriolisa jest odchyleniem poruszających się obiektów, gdy są one postrzegane w obrotowej ramce odniesienia. W ramce odniesienia z obrotem zgodnym z ruchem wskazówek zegara ugięcie jest po lewej stronie ruchu obiektu; w jednym z obrotem przeciwnym do ruchu wskazówek zegara, ugięcie jest w prawo. Chociaż uznane wcześniej przez innych, matematyczna ekspresja siły Coriolisa pojawiła się w 1835 r. Przez francuskiego uczonego Gaspard-Gustave Coriolisa w związku z teorią koła wodnego. Na początku XX wieku termin "siły Coriolisa" zaczął być używany w związku z meteorologią. Prawa ruchu Newtona opisują ruch przedmiotu w bezwzględnym schemacie odniesienia. Kiedy prawa Newtona są przekształcane w równomiernie obracającą się ramę odniesienia, pojawiają się Coriolis i siły odśrodkowe. Oba siły są proporcjonalne do masy obiektu. Siła Coriolisa jest proporcjonalna do prędkości obrotowej, a siła odśrodkowa jest proporcjonalna do jej kwadratu.
Definicja słowa Coriolis force w słowniku
Definicja siły Coriolisa w słowniku jest fikcyjną siłą używaną do wyjaśnienia ugięcia na ścieżce ciała poruszającego się w kierunku szerokości względem ziemi, gdy obserwowane jest z ziemi. Odchylenie jest spowodowane obrotem Ziemi i znajduje się na wschodzie, gdy ruch jest skierowany w stronę bieguna.
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An Introduction to the
Coriolis Force
Since the 1960s a new assertiveness has characterized India's formerly silent majority, the lower castes that comprise more than two-thirds of the population.
Henry M. Stommel, Dennis W. Moore,
1989
Notice that the pressure gradient force (PGF) is in red, while the Coriolis force (
CF) is in blue. CYCLONIC FLOW Air parcel 1 • forces, may be considered
insignificant. However, where the wind is strong and blows in a tight curve (small
radius), ...
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Physics of Continuous Matter: Exotic and Everyday Phenomena ...
fluids. The conductor of a carousel knows about fictitious forces. Moving from
horse to horse while collecting tickets, he not only has to fight the centrifugal force
trying to kick him off, but also has to deal with the dizzying sideways Coriolis force
.
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Materials Processing Fundamentals
James A. Yurko, and Justin Crapps TMS (The Minerals, Metals & Materials
Society), 2013 INFLUENCE OF CORIOLIS FORCE ON THE FLOW FIELD OF
COMBINED TOP AND BOTTOM BLOWN CONVERTER Haiyan Tangl'z, Tongbo
Zhangz, ...
Lifeng Zhang, Antoine Allanore, Cong Wang,
2013
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The Head-neck Sensory Motor System
His semicircular canals undergo cross-coupled angular accelerations, and his
head and otolith organs are exposed to a Coriolis force. Such head movements
elicit nystagmus, motion sickness symptoms, and disorientation. The dis- ...
A. Berthoz, Werner Graf, Pierre Paul Vidal,
1992
The magnitude of the Coriolis force per unit mass (CF) is proportional to the
distance from the equator and the speed of the wind. This can be written
mathematically as follows: CF=±fV in which V is the wind speed and f is the “
Coriolis ...
Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison Director Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (Cimss) Steven A Ackerman, Steven A. Ackerman, John A. Knox,
2013
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The AMS Weather Book: The Ultimate Guide to America's Weather
Wind between high and low pressure - Coriolis force - Pressure gradient - Wind
force (PGF) 2 Coriolis force pushes moving air to ri ht. g 0 1 PGF pusfles air
toward lower pressure. 3 If Coriolis force tums air too far, PGF slows it. 5 When
PGF ...
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Encyclopedia of Climate and Weather
Since the magnitude of the horizontal component of the Coriolis force per unit
mass can be expressed as: CF 1⁄4 2 Vsin ; ð2Þ where Vis the horizontal speed of
the motion and and f are as before, CF varies from zero at the equator (f 1⁄4 0) to
a ...
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Wind Effects on Cable-Supported Bridges
1.2.2 Pressure Gradient Force The most important forces acting on a particle of
air are pressure gradient force, Coriolis force and frictional force [3]. The first two
of these are particularly important to the upper level air, where the effect of ...
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Encyclopedia of World Geography
strophic, or “turning,” refer to the Coriolis force of the Earth's rotation. The Coriolis
force causes wind to bend, eventually equalizing with the pressure gradient force
. Geostrophic winds blow aloft and parallel to contour lines, or isobars. Isobars ...
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Coriolis force w wiadomościach.
Waves in concert fire inferno
Added to this is the rotation itself, which brings about an eastward driver, called the Coriolis force, of air that is moving towards the poles. «The Statesman, Lip 15»
Sir Cedric's New Theory: Global Warming Changes [PARODY]
Due to the reversal of the Coriolis force, people would start spinning around like Deadheads. The twisting of the magnetic lines of force would ... «Decoded Science, Cze 15»
The gaping vortex in this Texas lake is big enough to suck in a boat
Because the Earth completes only one rotation per day, the Coriolis force is quite small, and its effects generally become noticeable only for ... «CNET, Cze 15»
Large-Eddy Simulation and Single-Column Modeling of Thermally …
A gradual adjustment of the geostrophic wind direction is applied here by using a source term (in the form of a Coriolis force) in the momentum ... «RenewablesBiz, Cze 15»
Weather Around The World, 6/9: Temperatures Soaring And …
The balance of pressure against centrifugal force causes air parcels to move between isobars (lines of equal pressure) and the Coriolis force, ... «Decoded Science, Cze 15»
Videos show water DOES swirl in different directions on opposite …
The Earth's rotation means we experience an apparent force known as the Coriolis force. This deflects the direction of the wind to the right in ... «Daily Mail, Cze 15»
Why was onset of Monsoon in India delayed?
Trade winds generally crosses the equator and turn towards the right direction due to the Coriolis Force (Southwesterly winds). The presence of ... «Skymet Weather, Cze 15»
NOAA: El Niño Eggplant More Vigorous And Long-lasting Than …
A special kind of Kelvin wave can also propagate along the equator, which acts like a coastal boundary because the Coriolis force, created by ... «Decoded Science, Maj 15»
What is Monsoon?
To understand the wind patterns on a rotating earth we first have to know what is the Coriolis effect or the Coriolis force. It is defined as the ... «Skymet Weather, Maj 15»
What is Southwest Monsoon?
These winds originate in the Southern Hemisphere, cross the Equator (trade winds) and gets deflected to the right by the Coriolis force in the ... «Skymet Weather, Maj 15»