| When dissolved solids are carried along with the flowing groundwater, the process is called advective transport or convection. |
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| An advective, or windborne freeze, occurs when a cold air mass moves into the area, and brings freezing temperatures. |
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| During advective weather types, trajectories from the western sector resulted in lower PM10 concentrations. |
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| This will minimize the potential for advective movement through the secondary liner. |
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| Late frosts are divided into so-called advective frosts, transpiration frosts and radiation frosts. |
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| During summer, vertical advective processes appear to be limited to the upper 200 m, where upwelling in the open water leads to a doming structure. |
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| That's an advective transport. Groundwater doesn't behave like that, because it goes through pores or fractures. |
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| In areas where many advective freezes occur, with winds, a spacing of 30' x 30' is recommended. |
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| Despite the thickness of this relatively stagnant water mass of more than 1000 m, the water age is only slightly more than a decade, indicating large-scale advective exchange. |
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| In Switzerland, the radiation and advective frosts are of main importance. |
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| The influence of land-cover is stronger for convective events with high rainfall intensities than for advective events with mostly much lower precipitation intensities. |
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| These values likely represent an underestimate of actual concentrations in this region, however, since releases from natural sources and advective inputs from outside of the region were not considered. |
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| This may reflect the combined contribution of natural sources, local anthropogenic sources and advective inputs from outside of the region to the levels measured. |
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| Fine-grained material is winnowed out, to be either deposited back in the estuaries or carried in steps by advective processes across the shelf to the deeper water beyond. |
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| This monograph aims to provide state-of-the-art theoretical results in a systematic treatment of convective and advective heat transfer during fluid flow in geological systems at the crustal scale. |
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| Standing, oscillating and propagatory oscillating shocks are produced due to centrifugal barrier of the advective component. |
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| The heat going into or out of a marine basin or a certain area in the sea through ocean currents or precipitation is called advective heat. |
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| The temperature rise can thus be attributed to advective heat transport caused by water flowing into the soil cracks. |
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| We assumed that the chemicals are used widely and that advective loss from one regional environment is compensated for by advective inflow from a neighboring region. |
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| Estimation of oyster, Crassostrea virginica, standing stock, larval production and advective loss in relation to observed recruitment in the James River, Virginia. |
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