Abstract The Arctic is warming much faster than the global average. This known as Amplification and caused by feedbacks in local climate system. In this study, we explore a previously proposed hypothesis that an associated wind feedback Barents Sea could play important role increasing warm water inflow into Sea. We find strong recent decrease winter sea ice cover causes enhanced ocean‐atmospher...

this paper is an attempt to numerical modeling and experimental study of air flow in the yazdi wind-towers. wind towers has been known as one of the most effective climatic elements in iranian traditional architecture. this paper is an attempt to evaluating yazdi wind-tower to discussion the two main questions: 1. what is the role of orientation of wind-towers span, regarding to climate and hei...

introduction: evaporation and evapotranspiration are two major components of hydrological cycle which are very important for agricultural studies as well as water resources management. so far, various methods have been addressed for the estimation of daily reference crop evapotranspiration (et0). among them, fao penman-montieth 56 (pmf-56) (allen et al., 1998) is widely used as a standard metho...

Renewable systems influence the process of supplying domestic electricity demands. It will be useful to replace the conventional energy generation system by renewable energy sources since the uncontrolled use of fossil fuels is accompanied by global warming and environmental hazards, in addition to the danger of their depletion, and because most of the energy derived from these fuels are used i...

in order to recognize isfahan weather types, in this research 22 variables including temperature, precipitation, atmospheric humidity and wind were studied in isfahan synoptic station from dey,11th,1339(january,1st,1960) to dey,11th,1383 (december,31st,2004). a cluster analysis on the euclidean distance of standardized matrix of data and linking days on the basis of ward method showed that isfa...

Spring-summer winds from the south move moist air from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Plains. Rainfall in the growing season sustains prairie grasses that keep large dunes in the Nebraska Sand Hills immobile. Longitudinal dunes built during the Medieval Warm Period (800 to 1000 years before the present) record the last major period of sand mobility. These dunes are oriented NW-SE and are compo...

The theme of the present study is to stress the importance of duration of warm-up exercise on respiratory functions in athletes. Significant improvements in athletic performance was achieved due to warm-up exercise owing to increase in blood flow, muscle and core temperature. The optimum intensity and duration are required to bring about the desired warm-up. A close examination on respiratory f...

An alternative to the set hypothesis for warm-up decrement (WU) is proposed which states that WU is due to the loss over rest of an activity-set consisting of proper adjustment of activation, attention to relevant sources of feedback, etc. Force estimation (Exp. 1) and arm positioning (Exp. 2 and 3) were used as criterion tasks. During an interpolated rest period, activities were introduced whi...

[Purpose] This study examined whether low-frequency group exercise improved the motor functions of community-dwelling elderly people in a rural area when combined with home exercise with self-monitoring. [Subjects] The subjects were community-dwelling elderly people in a rural area of Japan. [Methods] One group (n = 50) performed group exercise combined with home exercise with self-monitoring. ...

Superwinds from starburst galaxies are multi-phase outflows that sweep up and incorporate ambient galactic disk and halo gas. The interaction of this denser material with the more diffuse hot wind gas is thought to give rise to the Ovi emission and absorption in the far Ultraviolet (FUV) and the soft thermal X-ray emission observed in superwinds. In this paper we present high-resolution hydrody...