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... s surface , interruptions occur , at stated times in the year , in the regular rise
and fall of temperature , thus pointing to widespread disturbing causes , the
explanation of which will doubtless lead to a juster conception of the disturbing
forces of ...
... s surface , interruptions occur , at stated times in the year , in the regular rise
and fall of temperature , thus pointing to widespread disturbing causes , the
explanation of which will doubtless lead to a juster conception of the disturbing
forces of ...
Side 12
... added , be incalculable , for ere long all who are interested in the weather
would be better prepared to take advantage of the warnings of storms on all
occasions , particularly during the seasons of the year when gales most
frequently occur .
... added , be incalculable , for ere long all who are interested in the weather
would be better prepared to take advantage of the warnings of storms on all
occasions , particularly during the seasons of the year when gales most
frequently occur .
Side 34
109 · Thus the greatest maximum occurs at Calcutta at 9 . 30 A . M . , and the ...
the smallest minimum at 3 . 30 A . M . Hence the two maxima occur when the
temperature is about the mean of the day , and the minima when it is at the
highest ...
109 · Thus the greatest maximum occurs at Calcutta at 9 . 30 A . M . , and the ...
the smallest minimum at 3 . 30 A . M . Hence the two maxima occur when the
temperature is about the mean of the day , and the minima when it is at the
highest ...
Side 37
It is very small in the high latitudes of St Petersburg and Bossekop ; and in still
higher latitudes , at that period of the year when there is no alternation of day and
night , the diurnal variation probably does not occur . 71 . Since the whole column
...
It is very small in the high latitudes of St Petersburg and Bossekop ; and in still
higher latitudes , at that period of the year when there is no alternation of day and
night , the diurnal variation probably does not occur . 71 . Since the whole column
...
Side 46
Of these high pressures the highest occur in those parts of the ocean which are
most completely enclosed by the continents . 91 . Areas of Low Pressure . — The
most extensive of the areas of low pressure is that broad tract which extends ...
Of these high pressures the highest occur in those parts of the ocean which are
most completely enclosed by the continents . 91 . Areas of Low Pressure . — The
most extensive of the areas of low pressure is that broad tract which extends ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Handy Book of Meteorology |
| Forfatter | Alexander Buchan |
| Utgave | 2 |
| Utgiver | W. Blackwood and Sons, 1868 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 20. sep 2006 |
| Lengde | 371 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |