| 1. | Pattern formation may also form from a chemically driven convective instability.
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| 2. | This condition is referred to as " convective instability ".
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| 3. | Limited convective instability at the cloud level gives the cloud a rolled or rippled appearance.
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| 4. | When the former exceeds the latter by a critical ratio, convective instability sets in.
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| 5. | In the spatial approach, experimenters simulate a lab experiment with natural inlet and outlet conditions ( convective instability ).
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| 6. | Layered forms of altocumulus are generally an indicator of limited convective instability, and are therefore mainly stratocumuliform in structure.
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| 7. | These processes often occur in environments of rifting, plume erosion, continental collision or where there is convective instability.
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| 8. | The species table shows these types sorted from left to right in approximate ascending order of the convective instability of each species.
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| 9. | :: : : : Convection occurs whenever the temperature differences exceed the local lapse rate, leading to a convective instability.
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| 10. | In meteorology, "'convective instability "'or "'stability "'of an air mass refers to its ability to resist vertical motion.
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