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The outflow occurs partly at depth through the overflows and partly as surface (or upper-layer) outflow through the Canadian Archipelago and the East Greenland Current.
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If the rate at which upper-layer water is converted to deeper-layer water is constant, the interface will rise until it can drive an overflow with a volume flux that equals the ventilation rate.
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During the 1970s, an upper-layer surface salinity minimum was observed in different regions of the North Atlantic [38].
Variability in hydrographic properties and currents in the Arctic 2009
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The disappearance of sea-ice cover in the Arctic in summer, as projected by the CGCM2 model by 2050, will have far reaching effects on upper-layer circulation and water properties.
Anticipated changes in physical conditions in the Arctic 2009
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Part of the boundary current continues as an upper-layer flow along the continental slope to Fram Strait.
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The outflow occurs partly at depth through the overflows and partly as surface (or upper-layer) outflow through the Canadian Archipelago and the East Greenland Current.
Variability in hydrographic properties and currents in the Arctic 2009
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At that stage, the upper-layer water sinks and is transferred to the deeper layer.
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When upper-layer water is converted to deeper-layer water at a certain ventilation rate (in m3/s), an overflow and an Atlantic inflow are therefore generated which have the same volume flux on long timescales.
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I ended up inverting the upper-layer cake just to get a flat surface on top, and then there was this noticeable gap between the 2 layers at the sides where they wouldnt meet.
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It will do so in conjunction with the peak and off-peaks loads of its upper-layer grid source as well, giving the extended grid even more reliability, according to Pike Research.
CNET News.com 2011
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