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- Timeslice experiments for understanding regional climate projections: applications to the tropical hydrological cycle and European winter circulation
- FEEDBACK Essential writing skills for intermediate students
- Bulletin international du Bureau central météorologique de France - Bulletins quotidiens de juin 1890
- Chemical and isotopic (? 18O?, ? 2H?, ? 13C?, 222Rn) multi-tracing for groundwater conceptual model of carbonate aquifer (Gran Sasso INFN underground laboratory - central Italy)
- D08114 - Evolution of the total lightning structure in a leading-line, trailing-stratiform mesoscale convective system over Houston, Texas (DOI 10.1029/2007JD008445)
- Continuously stratified flows across an Alpine crest with a pass: Shallow and deep föhn
- Scripps reference gas calibration system for carbon dioxide-in-air standards : revision of 1985.
- Vehicle-induced turbulence near a motorway
- Are squall lines detected by NCEP-NCAR reanalyses?
- Resource use efficiency of field-grown sunflower, sorghum, wheat and chickpea
- Extreme Temperature Days in Hong Kong
- Special Section: CRISTA-2 Mission (CRISTA) - CRI 9 Dynamics of the middle atmosphere during CRISTA-2 as simulated by the National Center for Atmospheric Research thermosphere-ionosphere-mesosphere-electrodynamics general circulation mo
- CANDIE : a new version of the dieCAST ocean circulation model
- High-resolution surface temperature patterns related to urban morphology in a tropical city : a satellite-based study
- The calibration of ERS-1 scatterometer winds
- A NUMERICAL MODEL STUDY OF PLUME FUMIGATION DURING NOCTURNAL INVERSION BREAK-UP
- ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SATELLITE-OBSERVED CLOUD-COVER AND PRECIPITATION
- WEATHER AND WORLD FOOD
- Atlas photographique de la Lune publié par l'Observatoire de Paris. Index général des formations lunaires représentées ou étudiées dans cet ouvrage
- ETUDE DE LA FIABILITE DU MODELE DU CEPMMT DE PREVISIONS DES CHAMPS DE PRESSION AU SOL POUR JUILLET 1986 SUR LE PACIFIQUE SUD