isochimene (Meaning)

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isochimene (n.)

The same as Isocheim.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The isochimene, a contour line connecting points of equal temperature, precisely depicts the spatial distribution of heat.
Climate scientists use isochimenes to analyze atmospheric temperature patterns and identify areas with similar climatic conditions.
Isochimene maps provide valuable insights into the geographical variation of temperature, aiding in understanding regional climate dynamics.
In coastal regions, the isochimene is often influenced by the proximity of the ocean, leading to cooler temperatures along the shoreline.
The shifting position of isochimenes over time can indicate long-term climate changes and global warming trends.
By studying isochimenes, meteorologists can predict the movement of air masses and anticipate potential weather events.
Isochimene analysis is essential for planning agricultural activities, as crops require specific temperature ranges to thrive.
The isochimene for 10 degrees Celsius generally coincides with the boundary between temperate and cold climates.
Researchers have discovered that certain isochimene patterns are associated with the occurrence of specific plant and animal species.
Climate models utilize isochimenes to forecast future temperature distributions and assess the potential impacts of climate change.

The same as Isocheim.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The isochimene, a contour line connecting points of equal temperature, precisely depicts the spatial distribution of heat.

Climate scientists use isochimenes to analyze atmospheric temperature patterns and identify areas with similar climatic conditions.

Isochimene maps provide valuable insights into the geographical variation of temperature, aiding in understanding regional climate dynamics.

In coastal regions, the isochimene is often influenced by the proximity of the ocean, leading to cooler temperatures along the shoreline.