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'To our knowledge, the Luenha picrites are the first lava samples that could originate from the plume source that has been previously inferred from various geological and geophysical data on the Karoo province.

"We were really lucky with these data, because they were taken just a few days after amateur astronomers found a bright plume in the South Equatorial Belt," said de Pater.

This is the area where the density of the plume and the surrounding air equalise, and the plume stops rising.

Inner-core dropwindsonde data from these four storms reveal that air-sea fluxes over the Amazon-Orinoco River plume are as energetic as those over the deep, warm waters within the warm eddy regime.

The UK launch includes Plume's iconic tri-band SuperPod and the introduction of the new dual-band PowerPods.

Plume is the pioneer of Adaptive WiFi, the world's first self-optimizing Wi-Fi delivering reliable and consistent Internet experience to every corner of the home, and the original designer and inventor of Wi-Fi Pods and SuperPods.

Surgical plume results from the vaporisation of cells through absorption heating, when energy-based devices such as lasers, diathermy and ultrasonic devices are used.

Using CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) software for exhaust plume flow field calculation has the significant advantages, such as three-dimensional numerical simulation, choosing the turbulence model, obtaining detailed flow field parameters, and so on; it has been widely developed and applied.

Briottet, "Background radiance estimation for gas plume quantification for airborne hyperspectral thermal imaging," Journal of Spectroscopy, vol.

"This decision addresses PCE plume impacts to the primary drinking water aquifer in the area including two municipal wells operated by Woods Cross City and two wells operated by North Salt Lake," the ROD statement said.