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The American Meteorological Society promotes the development and dissemination of information and education on the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences and the advancement of their professional applications. Founded in 1919, AMS has a membership of more than 14,000 professionals, ...
Meteorological expression referring to synoptic events occurring on a scale of thousands of kilometers, such as warm and cold fronts. Compare mesoscale, microscale.
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The study of the largest-scale aspects of the atmosphere, such as the general circulation and weather types. There is a wide gap between this scale and the relatively small scale of mesometeorology. The gap is bridged by those atmospheric characteristics, referred to as cyclonic scale, that are commonly the subject of synoptic chart analysis.
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A sky with considerable cirrocumulus or small-element altocumulus cloud, resembling the scales on a mackerel; clouds of the variety vertebratus.
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A downburst on the misoscale. Bow echoes are often associated with macrobursts. See also microburst.
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The general large-scale climate of a large area or country, as distinguished from the mesoclimate and microclimate.
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The process by which computer systems can be directed to improve their performance over time. Examples are neural networks and genetic algorithms.
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상당한 권적운 이나 고등어;에 비늘을 닮은 작은 요소 altocumulus 구름과 하늘 다양 한 vertebratus의 구름입니다.
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