Advective region: Difference between revisions

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(Obsolete;

also called advection region, advection layer, advective layer.) The region of the atmosphere just above the tropopause, that is, the stratosphere.
This term arose from the fact that this part of the atmosphere is relatively more stable than the troposphere, so that temperature changes at a point in it occur primarily by means of advection rather than by convection.

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+|Explanation=''also called'' advection region, advection layer, advective layer.) The region  of the [[atmosphere]] just above the [[tropopause]], that is, the [[stratosphere]].<br/> This term arose from the fact that this part of the atmosphere is relatively more stable than  the [[troposphere]], so that [[temperature]] changes at a point in it occur primarily by means of  [[advection]] rather than by [[convection]].
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-<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">(Obsolete; <br/>''also called'' advection region, advection layer, advective layer.) The region  of the [[atmosphere]] just above the [[tropopause]], that is, the [[stratosphere]].</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">This term arose from the fact that this part of the atmosphere is relatively more stable than  the [[troposphere]], so that [[temperature]] changes at a point in it occur primarily by means of  [[advection]] rather than by [[convection]].</div><br/> </div>
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