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Solar PV in a Larger Electric Power Context,orological flow models. The starting point is the horizontal equation of motion in its “flux-form” in the σ-system in which we replace (following Reynolds’ procedure) the velocity components u.v and σ as well as other relevant quantities by terms of the form ., etc. (ū = time average of u; u. = fluc

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Terrestrial Silicon Solar Cells Today,al Laboratory program devoted to developing a better physical understanding of atmospheric boundary layer flows in areas of complex terrain. The first technical challenge undertaken by the program was an investigation of atmospheric boundary layer phenomena associated with the development, continuat

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Transport and Diffusion in Complex Terrain (Review)oratory tests simulating flow conditions for full-scale experiments complement the data bases and provide information on systematic variations of modeling parameters and input conditions for mathematical model development purposes. Principal findings from these and other experiments on specific technical issues are summarized.