surface-air

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surface-air

[ˈsɜːfɪsˈɛəʳ] surface-to-air [ˈsɜːfɪstuːˈɛəʳ] ADJ surface-(to-)air missile → misil m tierra-aire
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Caption: Temperature Interannual Variability, (a) Interannual variability of Aug mean surface-air temperature over the Europe domain calculated as the yearly intermember spread averaged during the 2000-19 period, (c) Relative change in interannual variability from 2000-19 to 2080-99.
CLIMEX: 50-MEMBER ENSEMBLE PROJECTS CLIMATE CHANGE, NATURAL VARIABILITY AT 12-KM RESOLUTION
ENVI-met is a three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics (CFD) based model which dynamically simulates surface-air interactions in urban environments with a resolution of up to one metre in area and ten seconds in time.
Improving open space design to cope better with urban heat island effects
Projections of regional changes in seasonal surface-air temperature and precipitation for the eastern and western Zambezi River Basin regions are presented.
WP/2013/040 regional climate change of the greater Zambezi River Basin: a hybrid assessment
To tackle this problem an international team of scientists around Meteorology Professor Bin Wang at the International Pacific Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, examined climate data to see what happened in the Northern Hemisphere during the last three decades, a time during which the global-mean surface-air temperature rose by about 0.4C.
Climate swings increase monsoon rainfall more than global warming
A new hydrology study finds that releases from the six largest of these rivers have increased for some 60 years in near lockstep with steady arctic increases in surface-air temperatures.
Rivers run to it. (Environment)
A particular exception is a unique single-stage, 219- or 487-hole microbiological impactor air-sampling device: the Surface-Air System (SAS) sampler.
Impactors. (Tools for Environmental Health)
One of the few pieces of evidence available to test the "global warming from increases in greenhouse gases" (GW) hypothesis is the global-mean surface-air temperature record.
We examined surface-air temperature data from the North Atlantic, United States, Canada and northwestern Europe.
Greenhouse warming revisited

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