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    Weather and Climate

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    air above land is warmed more quickly than air above water. Warm air expands and rises‚ creating an area of low pressure; cold air is dense and sinks‚ creating an area of high pressure Factors affecting weather: Temperature Pressure Relative humidity Precipitation Temperature Affected by: Sunrise and sunset Angle of sun’s rays Pressure Affected by heat: High temperature  Less pressure Low temperature  High pressure Air movement: high to low pressure area Prevailing trade winds:

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    ™‚ P<0.001). We have also observed trends (P<0.15) towards higher dry matter intake in cows fed I.C.E.™ (improvements over control of 0.5kg DM/d and 0.8kg DM/d in Brazil and The Netherlands‚ respectively). Conclusion: The combination of heat and humidity can overwhelm the cow’s adaptive responses‚ especially when milk yield is high‚ resulting in a decrease in dry matter intake‚ milk yield and reproductive success. Provimi has developed I.C.E.™ technology (patent pending) that helps the animals to

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    temperature and humidity so that the embryo inside can develop and hatch after the specific number of days. The most vital factors of incubation are constant temperature and humidity which has to be maintained over a period of days. Naturally‚ this process is carried out by the animal either by laying on it called brooding or burying it under the ground using geothermal heat or the heat generated from rotting vegetable material‚ effectively created to form a giant compost heap. The humidity is also critical

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    low-power wireless sensor network. Key wordsEmbedded System‚ Irrigation‚ PIC Microcontroller‚ Wireless Communication‚ Xbee-PRO 1. INTRODUCTION This project develops an automatic irrigation system based on the vital parameters like Temperature‚ Humidity and soil moisture. The system has two modes one is manual mode the other is automatic mode. The set points may be varied manually according to the season to satisfy the given conditions for the irrigation. Field conditions were site-specifically

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    ABSTRACT In this project the researcher has developed an integrated wireless SCADA system for controlling‚ monitoring‚ measuring and accessing the performance of remotely situated device parameter such as temperature‚ humidity Light‚ LPG gas and DC motor on real time basis. The purpose of this project was to clarify the possibilities for data validation in the SCADA system. The emphasis of this project was clarify theoretically basic validation routines that is in use but also other possibilities

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    causes poor gas retention. Mix to proper dough development. Lack of Moisture in Proofer Dough forms a crust‚ trapping gas. Adjust proofer to proper humidity. Improper Moulding Set moulder properly to expel most of the gas. Moulder Rollers in Poor Condition Trapped gas in dough causes holes. Check and repair moulders for dents‚ scores or holes. Humidity Too High in Proofer A tough crust is formed while baking‚ creating small holes underneath crust. Proofer Temperature Too High Dough ferments too quickly

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    08.1. Physics of the Atmosphere. Question Number. 1. The ISA. Option A. assumes a standard day. Option B. is taken from the equator. Option C. is taken from 45 degrees latitude. Correct Answer is. is taken from 45 degrees latitude. Explanation. The properties of a standard day are related to sea level at latitude 45 degrees latitude. See the Forum for more details. Question Number. 2.

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    Weather and Atmospheric Water Humidity- the amount of water in the air in a particular spot. Relative Humidity- the percentage of water vapor a certain volume of air is holding relative to the max amt it can contain. 80% humidity means that it is holding 80% of the total amt of water that it can hold at that temp. Heat Index- shows what the temperature feels like due to humidity. Dew Point- the point at which air becomes saturated with water. Water will condense from the air as dew‚ if the

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    relative humidity?  Explain your answer. Let’s first understand what a dew point is. The dew point is basically the temperature at which the if it cool’s to a certain temp you will get hundred percent relative humidity. If the dew point drops low enough the cold air won’t be capable of holding the moisture. If the temperature is dropping and you have a stable dew point I would predict a higher amount of relative humidity. The lower the dew point dropped is when you decrease in relative humidity. If you

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    IN HOT AND COLD ENVIRONMENTS: THERMOREGULATION Learning Objectives Find out how the body gets rid of excess body heat to maintain homeostasis at rest and during exercise. Discover how the body adapts to exercise in a hot environment. Learn why humidity‚ wind‚ and cloud cover are important factors when exercising in the heat. Differentiate heat cramps from heat exhaustion from heat stroke. (continued) 1 Learning Objectives Learn how the body minimizes excessive heat loss during exposure

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