Observations of vertical humidity distribution above the ocean surface and their relation to evaporation
R. B. Montgomery
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R. B. Montgomery
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That is, the shearing stress across horizontal surfaces and due to vertical shear and vertical (eddy) viscosity (Rossby, 1936b, p 6).2 By condition (b) is meant that the length offetch, the depth of water, and the time during which the wind has been blowing steadily are all suffciently great so that they have no effect on the wave form.
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That is, the shearing stress across horizontal surfaces and due to vertical shear and vertical (eddy) viscosity (Rossby, 1936b, p 6).2 By condition (b) is meant that the length offetch, the depth of water, and the time during which the wind has been blowing steadily are all suffciently great so that they have no effect on the wave form.
Key concepts: Humidity, Evaporation, Environmental science, Atmospheric sciences, Surface (topology), Relation (database), Meteorology, Distribution (mathematics)