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- noun Plural form of
conductivity .
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Examples
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Suspended particle loadings are usually low and conductivities range from 100-400 uS/cm.
Lakes of Canada 2008
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Most western arctic aquatic habitats have low conductivities, but saline lakes do occur in coastal regions.
Lakes of Canada 2008
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On the dayside, E-region winds tends to dominate the wind-driven electrodynamic variability due to the high conductivities; on the nightside, F-region winds become significant as E-region plasma decays.
More Evidence That Hurricanes Are The Result Of A Poisson Process « Climate Audit 2007
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Bismuth is a poor conductor of electricity and heat (scientists say it has poor electrical and thermal conductivities).
Bismuth 2007
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CR determine the ionization rate and conductivities in the atmosphere and the ionosphere and therefore the atmospheric electric fields.
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You would be amazed how often they want to write a joint experimental/modeling paper, but want to see the experimental results the conductivities or the crystallography or the neutron study or whatever BEFORE they model.
Answers to the House Committee on Cross-Validation Statistics « Climate Audit 2005
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He based his main skeptical ideas on the SOI index–which is ironically causally about CO2 coming out of solution in the Pacific, to one side or the other, and impacting surface conductivities associated with the capacitive couplings I am writing about that change cloud microphysics.
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Only CO2 comes out of solution with surface lows, and impacts conductivities.
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When we compare some common compounds with regard to conductivity, we see that the conductivities of the polymers vary considerably.
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2000 - Information for the Public 2000
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Uses seismic prospecting techniques to locate oil and mineral deposits; induces electrical and electromagnetic energy in the earth to determine the distribution of ore bodies and rocks of different conductivities; and measures variations in temperature, radioactive emissions, or other physical properties.
Discover What You’re Best At Linda Gale 1998
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