Glossary of Meteorology:Extension tests

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• absolute extremes
• Absolute extremes
• Absolute humidity
• Absolute instability
• Absolute instrument
• absolute instrument
• Absolute isohypse
• Absolute linear momentum
• Absolute momentum
• Absolute monthly maximum temperature
• Absolute monthly minimum temperature
• Absolute potential vorticity
• Absolute radiation scale
• Absolute reference frame
• Absolute refractive index
• Absolute stability
• Absolute standard barometer
• Absolute temperature extremes
• Absolute temperature scale
• Absolute velocity
• Absolute vorticity
• Absolute zero
• Absorbance
• Absorbed solar radiation
• Absorptance
• Absorption
• Absorption band
• Absorption bands
• Absorption coefficient

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$\int _{(x,y)\in C}x^{3}\,dx+4y^{2}\,dy$

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See also: Special:MathStatus

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This is SemanticGlossary Term Definition

Highest or lowest temperature observed over the whole period of observation.

Same as: vapor density

An instrument the calibration of which can be determined by means of simple physical measurements on the instrument.

An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure.

(Rare.) In England, a colloquial term for a sudden gust of wind or the sudden onset of a storm.

Same as: brash

An accumulation of floating ice fragments less than 2 m across, formed by breakage of other ice forms.