The problem with this list is the fourth elaboration, because the idea that convection currents
in the mantle drive the movement of tectonic plates is a myth.
With reduction in temperature, there was a reduction in the possibility of convection currents
in the warehouse.
Heat waves create convection currents
when hot air rises and moves to the waters.
Hydrocarbon fuelled kilns allow for greater convection currents
within the kiln due to the requirement of an exhaust stack to remove the volatised products of combustion.
Before entangling, the field lines are in smooth arcs called field line foot-points, which are pushed into each other by strong convection currents
moving beneath the photosphere--the Sun's visible surface.
Likewise environmental links didn't support the importance of stripes for setting up little convection currents
that might cool zebra skin or for disrupting the attacks of big predators such as lions.
Their movement is caused as they are jostled from below by powerful convection currents
rising and falling beneath the photosphere.
For different values of permeability parameter this figure shows that velocity increases with increasing values of K while an increasing viscosity ratio ([DELTA]) results in an enhancement of the total viscosity in fluid flow because [DELTA] is directly proportional to vortex viscosity which makes the fluid more viscous and so weakens the convection currents
and hence the velocity decreases.
Rayleigh, "On convection currents
in a horizontal layer of fluid when the higher temperature is on the under side," Philosophical Magazine Series 6, vol.
This is how it works: The blanket temperature is slightly warmer on the bottom third of the cylinder thus creating convection currents
inside that ensure vaporization and mixing of the gas components.
This was attributed to stray air currents and edge effects which become significant as the natural convection currents