The former includes upslope (
anabatic) and downslope (katabatic) winds driven by buoyancy forces and upvalley and downvalley winds driven by temperature (and hence local pressure) gradients along the valley axis (Whiteman 1990).
In oxazolone-induced contact dermatitis, C5aR2 knockout (KO) mice exhibited
anabatic allergic sensitivity, increased neutrophil infiltration, and inflammatory mediators production (e.g., CXCL1/2, IFN[gamma], and IL-17A; both in vivo and ex vivo in lymph node cells) compared to those of WT mice, which was completely reversed following anti-C5aR1 mAb administration.
The kata--then
anabatic trajectory of homecoming demands resurgence (in the etymological sense of "rearising") after the infernal suffering that Davis, Bonifazi, and Silva and Lopondo have discussed.
In contrast, the pressure gradients in the coastal plain are weak; hence, the major driver for wind is the combined influence of the sea breeze and the
anabatic winds at the western escarpment of the Andes, the extended sea breeze (Takahashi [1]).
Since there is a notable pressure differential between the eastern half and the western half, the dominant air movement was from east to west, leading to so-called
anabatic compression, also contributing to rise the daytime temperatures in the west.
The wind regularly drops in the evening after a breezy day because very light katabatic winds blow offshore at night and
anabatic winds blow onshore in the day.
In the 90s, Toranfield (1991) and Second Schedual (1994) came second, and
Anabatic was fourth in 1996, while Feathered Leader was third in 2000.
Examples of specific topics covered include aircraft electrification, airmass,
anabatic wind, boundary layer, convection, Dansgaard-Oeschger event, Dobson spectrophotometer, gradient wind, katabatic wind, meteorology, noble gases, pollution control, temperature scales, waterspout, and Venturi effect.
Woods was acting on behalf of John Hussey for the relation of Fortria Chase winner and Kerry National runner-up
Anabatic.