Where R is the mean annual net radiation ( also known as the net radiation balance ), P is the mean annual precipitation, and L is the latent heat of vaporization for water.
42.
The minimum mean annual precipitation given in the sources varies somewhat but are generally around 1.400 mm, while the typical value on these locations are 1, 500 2, 200 mm annually.
43.
The mean annual precipitation for the area ranges from about } } while the mean annual temperature is approximately } }, with a summer mean of } } and a winter mean of } }.
44.
In the equations, y represents ?D values for n-C 29 alkane ( 0 ) vs . VSMOW, and x represents ?D values for mean annual precipitation ( 0 ) vs . VSMOW ).
45.
The climate consists of a mean annual precipitation of 760 1, 100 mm and average temperatures varying from 7 13 �C . Human activities largely include corn and soybean agriculture, major urban areas, and local dairy operations.
46.
The mean annual precipitation for the planet is about 1 meter, which implies a rapid turnover of water in the air on average, the residence time of a water molecule in the troposphere is about 9 to 10 days.
47.
Mean annual temperature is 27 �C and mean annual precipitation varies between 300 and 600 mm, distributed in two rainy seasons, the first between May and June, and the second and usually more intense, between October and December.
48.
The mean annual precipitation of the area ranges from and the mean annual temperature generally varies between 4 10 �C . In this area, human activity includes fruit and dairy agriculture, major urban areas, and some forestry and tourism attractions.
49.
The Andes block most of the moisture from the Pacific Ocean from coming in, causing it to release most of the precipitation on its western slopes and as such, most of the province is dry, with a mean annual precipitation around.
50.
The influence of the Andes, in conjunction with general circulation patterns, generates one of the strongest precipitation gradients ( rate of change in mean annual precipitation in relation to a particular location ) in the world, decreasing rapidly to the east.
