| The batch of mantle ascends adiabatically, whereas the geotherm becomes conductive. |
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| Both cloud types develop when clear air ascends, cooling adiabatically as it expands until either water begins to condense or deposition occurs. |
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| It changes adiabatically as the slow enzymatic reaction progresses. |
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| However, having lost much of its moisture, the descending air on the leeward side of the mountain adiabatically warms faster than it was cooled on the windward ascent. |
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| The adiabatic algorithm is thus a rather 'laid back' algorithm: one needs only to start the system in its ground state, deform it adiabatically, and measure its final ground state in order to retrieve the desired result. |
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| AdiaVent® ADV draws in room air, which it cools indirectly adiabatically by means of heat exchanger plates, then it blows the cooled and filtered air back into the hall again. |
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| The temperature dependence of the elastocaloric effect in natural rubber is studied adiabatically and isothermally. |
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| It requires two reforming stages that are both operated adiabatically so that the system can be kept simple and compact. |
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| The ventilation air leaving the ERV is mixed with the return air adiabatically. |
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| Let us note here however that atoms located at the surface of the Earth are not adiabatically compressed by the pressure of surrounding atoms as is the case under the surface. |
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| The air mass of such a wind is cooled adiabatically as it passes upward to the mountain crests, which precipitates either rain or snow and retards the rate of cooling. |
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| When this drier air descends on the lee side, it is adiabatically warmed by compression at a constant rate and therefore has a higher temperature at the same altitude than when it began its upward flow. |
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| Going from one global density to another, by using equivalent method, the vehicles were adiabatically added to the already homogeneous or blocked state. |
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| The adiabatic saturation temperature is the temperature obtained by moist air when it is adiabatically brought to saturation by the evaporation of liquid water. |
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