How To Use Coriolis force In A Sentence
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If a geostrophic wind, with pressure gradient force balanced by the Coriolis force, were to encounter a rough surface, the wind speed would decrease.
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Southerly flow into the monsoon is a continuation of the south-easterly trades of the southern hemisphere, except that they are deflected to the right by the Coriolis force in the northern hemisphere to become south-westerlies.
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Some rattleback merchants wrongly tout the toy as a model demonstrating the coriolis force.
Archive 2008-07-01
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And I should confess that I do not see what is gained by abandoning such a common usage – I would say all that GR does is to say that gravity is on the same class as coriolis force not that gravity is not a force.
Bad Language: “Gravitational Force”
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But a rotating craft exerts Coriolis forces, which work in a different direction from a centripetal force.
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The main point of the original thread (#1) was that the basic inviscid system (essentially the inviscid compressible Navier-Stokes equations with only gravitational and Coriolis forces included) numerically approximated in all weather prediction and climate models has mathematical problems in the continuum system that prevent any meaningful numerical convergence.
Exponential Growth in Physical Systems #2 « Climate Audit
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He'd heard lectures on planetary weather: the variations in temperature, "wind chill factor," and the coriolis forces that cause air to whirl with force sufficient to tear dwellings apart: A vast worldwide storm. accidentally formed, beyond the control of fithp.
I Don’t Understand ?
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Southerly flow into the monsoon is a continuation of the south-easterly trades of the southern hemisphere, except that they are deflected to the right by the Coriolis force in the northern hemisphere to become south-westerlies.
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The Coriolis force (or Coriolis effect) causes the deflection of this moving air in the upper atmosphere, and by about 30° of latitude the air begins to flow zonally from west to east.
Global-scale circulation of the atmosphere
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In my humble opinion, to call gravity a force as legitimate as calling centrifugal force or coriolis force as a force.
Bad Language: “Gravitational Force”