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Pubs.GISS: Ingersoll and Miller 1986: Motions in the interiors and atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn
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Pubs.GISS: Ingersoll and Miller 1986: Motions in the interiors and atmospheres of
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/ro03300x.html
Pubs.GISS: Rossow et al. 1980: Cloud morphology and motions from Pioneer Venus images Go to Main
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Pubs.GISS: Zahn et al. 1974: Nonlinear cellular motions in Poiseuille channel flow Go to Main Content
Pubs.GISS: Mrowiec et al. 2015: Properties of a mesoscale convective system in context of an isentro
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/mr04000e.html
JAS-D-14-0139.1. Application of an isentropic analysis of convective motions to a
Pubs.GISS: Del Genio and Yao 1988: Sensitivity of a global climate model to the specification of con
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/de00300h.html
effects on climate sensitivity. The dependence of cumulus mass flux on vertical motions, and the
Pubs.GISS: Luo et al. 2022: Studies of Cloud, Convection and Precipitation Processes Using Satellite
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components of Earth's weather and climate. They are produced by atmospheric motions across a very
Pubs.GISS: Alsop 1963: Free spheroidal vibrations of the Earth at very long periods, Part I — Calcul
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for the first two shear modes. The behavior of particle motions for different
Pubs.GISS: Pandolfo 1993: Observational aspects of the low-frequency intraseasonal variability of th
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/pa00500y.html
movement of the atmospheric fluid as a superposition of motions occurring on different scales
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of the turbulent nature of the atmospheric and oceanic motions that transport heat and
Pubs.GISS: Allison and Atkinson 2001: Galileo Probe Doppler residuals as the wave-dynamical signatur
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a record of significant residual fluctuations apparently indicative of varying vertical motions. Regular oscillations over pressure
Pubs.GISS: Delo et al. 2004: Three-dimensional structure of a low-Reynolds-number turbulent boundary
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with a passive scalar from two spanwise dye slots to distinguish between fluid motions originating in the
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black hole is its gravitational mass, which is discernible through its effect on macroscopic bodies (orbital motions) or microscopic bodies (compressional
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/ma01210r.html
the neglect of coupling between the translational and internal motions. Recently, we have shown
Pubs.GISS: Prabhakara 1963: Effects of non-photochemical processes on the meridional distribution an
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of ozone an attempt is made to combine the mean meridional motions and the
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weak dynamic regime or large in a multilayered haze complex, if stronger vertical motions exist. Denser precipitating cloud
Pubs.GISS: Heck 1977: A comparison of estimated and directly measured turbulent heat fluxes in the l
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105<1337:ACOEAD>2.0.CO;2. The contribution of small-scale motions to the
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the edge of the nuclear disk. The equations of motions are then quite simple
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ISS) began observing Saturn in early February 2004. From analysis of cloud motions through early October 2004
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/al06000k.html
the underlying convection, the thermal-wind balance of observed cloud-top motions implies a mapping
Pubs.GISS: Delo and Smits 1997: Volumetric visualization of coherent structure in a low Reynolds num
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with a passive scalar from two spanwise dye slots to distinguish between fluid motions originating in the
https://www.giss.nasa.gov/pubs/abs/go01000b.html
vertical earth movements, and geographically uneven distribution of long-term records. Crustal motions introduce a major
Pubs.GISS: Burbidge et al. 1963: The rotation and physical conditions in the Seyfert galaxy NGC 7469
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lines arise; the hydrogen lines have very broad wings, corresponding to Doppler motions of ±2500
Pubs.GISS: Naud et al. 2006: Observational constraints on cloud thermodynamic phase in midlatitude s
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the concentration in ice nuclei, the vigor of vertical motions and precipitation
Pubs.GISS: Rossow 1977: The clouds of Venus: II. An investigation of the influence of coagulation on
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technique, we investigate the influence of coagulation, sedimentation and turbulent motions on the observed
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of shapes, sizes and albedos allows their use as tracers of theatmospheric motions in the
Pubs.GISS: Luo and Rossow 2004: Characterizing tropical cirrus life cycle, evolution, and interactio
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be an important water vapor sink). Rather, it is likely that the same transient motions that produce the
Pubs.GISS: Machado et al. 1998: Life cycle variations of mesoscale convective systems over the Ameri
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the evolution of their cloud properties over their lifetimes, and their motions. The results
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for O stars compared with B stars; and, in binary systems, slower apsidal motions, closer rotational-revolutional synchronism
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near the boundaries for large Rayleigh numbers and large horizontal scale motions. The linear
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and description at Planetary Photojournal. (Image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute) Jet streams are motions in an
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8 , 1035-1038, doi:10.1029/GL008i010p01035. Limaye, S.S., and V.E. Suomi, 1981: Cloud motions on Venus: Global structure
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Rev. , 44 , 191-240, doi:10.1007/BF00200817. Ingersoll, A.P., and R.L. Miller , 1986: Motions in the
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Genio , S.S. Limaye, L.D. Travis , and P.H. Stone, 1980: Cloud morphology and motions from Pioneer Venus images
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152806. Zahn, J.-P., J. Toomre, E.A. Spiegel, and D.O. Gough, 1974: Nonlinear cellular motions in Poiseuille
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massive stars . Astrophys. J. , 214 , 809-811, doi:10.1086/155310. White, R.E., 1977: Microturbulence, systematic motions, and line
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Coupled Isotopic Model Simulations Kirstie Lynn Stramler The Influence of Synoptic Atmospheric Motions on the Arctic
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2966.2005.09720.x. Stramler, K.L. , 2006: The Influence of Synoptic Atmospheric Motions on the Arctic
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42 , 49-91, doi:10.1080/03091928808208858. 1986 Ingersoll, A.P., and R.L. Miller , 1986: Motions in the