Abstract: Thermohaline intrusions found in Meddy ?Sharon? were laterally coherent The slope of these intrusions across density surfaces was in opposite senses in the upper and lower part of the meddy, consistent with (i) the McIntyre ...

Abstract: A solution is given, in the form of influence functions, for the forced geostrophic response of the atmosphere to the combined effects of zonal asymmetries in (i) the lower boundary orography and (ii) the mean, ...

Abstract: In tension-tension, as well as in compression-tension, fatigue testing it has been observed that there exist combinations of loading and specimen characteristics for which the specimen becomes ...

Abstract: A general solution is obtained for forced, stationary, quasi-geostrophic perturbations in an atmosphere having the main zonal-average characteristics of the winter troposphere and stratosphere. Special solutions along 45° ...

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Abstract: The results of computations of the spectrum of the eddy kinetic energy, the angular momentum transport, and the transfer of kinetic energy between the eddies and the mean motion, for the month of January 1949, are presented. ...

Abstract: The Oberbeck-Boussinesq equations are reduced to a two-dimensional form governing ?roll? convection between two free surfaces maintained at a constant temperature difference. These equations are then transformed to a set ...

Abstract: An evaluation of the utility of pilot reports (PIREPs) of weather for aviation forecasting product development is presented. Although PIREPs were never intended for quantitative use, this limitation has not prevented ...

Abstract: By considering the Fourier analysis of the planetary field of motion in the atmosphere, it is possible to define ?scales? of motion and to write equations which govern the behavior of these separate scales of motion. ...