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convection /con·vec·tion/ (kon-vek´shun) the act of conveying or transmission, specifically transmission of heat in a liquid or gas by bulk movement of heated particles to a cooler area.convec´tive
convection [kənvek′shən] Etymology: L, convehere, to bring together (in physics) the transfer of heat through a gas or liquid by the circulation of heated particles. convection the act of conveying or transmission; specifically, transmission of heat in a liquid or gas by circulation of heated particles. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Chappell, 1980: Numerical prediction of convectively driven mesoscale pressure systems, Part I. In Western Canada, for example, such hydrologic systems are common in the Rocky Mountain Front Ranges, where meteoric waters convectively descend and return to the surface in sulfurous hydrothermal springs, e. Optimized for airborne applications, the self-contained, convectively cooled and sealed video distribution module, accepts a single high-resolution, non-interlaced RGB video with sync on green, and provides two buffered RGB outputs identical to the input. |
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