Titlebook: An Introduction to the Theory of Climate; A. S. Monin Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1986 Aerosol.Scale.atmosphere.climate.ozone

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Der weitere Verlauf nach der Thorakoplastik, inside the Earth. At the Earth’s surface the geothermal heat flux is, on the average, 5.022 × 10. W/m.. Since this is only 1/ 30,000 of the solar heat flux, in most problems of the theory of climate the geothermal source of heat need not be taken into account: ..

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Die extrapleurale Thorakoplastikimplified equations of hydrodynamics (9.1)?(9.4), (9.3′), (9.4′), if . = . is taken to be the density of seawater. The boundary conditions for the velocity field at the ocean floor, the relief of which . = ? .w (θ, λ) is assumed to be specified, remain the same as those for the velocity of air curre

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Die extreme Rechte in der Bundesrepublikwith time (for instance, with the seasons). Any description of these using a small number of parameters (for example, the mean air temperature at the Earth’s surface, the mean seawater temperature in the mixed layer, the mean atmospheric pressure at the Earth’s surface, the mean content of moisture

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Die extreme Rechte in der Bundesrepublikzonal characteristics of the climate system constitute quite representative climatic characteristics. If just these zonal characteristics (the mean meridional profiles of the fields describing the climate system) are used, however, then we will inevitably neglect some important longitudinal differen

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Astronomical Factors, inside the Earth. At the Earth’s surface the geothermal heat flux is, on the average, 5.022 × 10. W/m.. Since this is only 1/ 30,000 of the solar heat flux, in most problems of the theory of climate the geothermal source of heat need not be taken into account: ..

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One-Dimensional Models,e, especially from season to season. In spite of this, however, the mean vertical structure is such an expressive climatic characteristic of the state of the atmosphere as a whole that meteorologists have coined the special term “standard atmosphere” and have worked out for it a whole series of increasingly accurate empirical models.