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advect, v.|ædˈvɛkt|
[Back-formation from advection.]
trans. To convey by (esp. horizontal) mass movement of a fluid.
1957G. E. Hutchinson Treat. Limnol. I. vii. 512 The sources of energy are the radiation from the sun..and sky.., the heat advected by influents, [etc.]. 1964Oceanogr. & Marine Biol. II. 21 A rotating mass of water would tend to have its motion retarded by the action of eddies smaller than itself, while those much larger would advect the rotating mass as a whole. 1976Nature 1 Apr. 457/2 Absolute vorticity..is generated at the sides, top and bottom of the vehicle... Once generated it is advected with the air stream into the vehicle's wake. Ibid. 24 June 679/2 If Lake Zissaga is frozen,..it will have a high albedo and a large deficit in its local energy budget, which..must be balanced using energy advected from the surroundings. |