That kinetic energy is then transferred according to the usual dynamics of atmospheric energy transfer.
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He continued his experiments on the accumulation of atmospheric energy and the invention of a toy called " mosca elettrica " ( " electrical fly " ).
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Less obviously, the latent heat of vaporization, which is released to the atmosphere whenever condensation occurs, is one of the most important terms in the atmospheric energy budget on both local and global scales.
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The importance of the infrared atmospheric window in the atmospheric energy balance was discovered by George Simpson in 1928, based on G . Hettner's 1918 laboratory studies of the gap in the absorption spectrum of water vapor.
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In order to make these simulations possible, a method was needed to account for atmospheric turbulence that occurred on scales smaller than the model's grid size but still played a crucial role in the atmospheric energy cycle.
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In relation to the earth's atmospheric energy transport process, according to Tuck ( 2008 ), ) . " Initially Paltridge ( 1975 ) he used the now current terminology " maximum entropy production " to describe the same thing.
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One of them was " Remember Up-Moist, Down-Dry and Keep it Holy " which was the reference to his conviction that one has to include moisture processes such as evaporation and rainfall to understand atmospheric energy balance . " Thou Shalt Not Concern Thyself Unduly With Commandments and Regulations " expressed his disdain for bureaucracy.
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Sawada ( 1981 ), also in relation to the Earth's atmospheric energy transport process, postulating a principle of largest amount of entropy increment per unit time, cites work in fluid mechanics by Malkus and Veronis ( 1958 ) as having " proven a principle of maximum heat current, which in turn is a maximum entropy production for a given boundary condition ", but this inference is not logically valid.
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