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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Thus the distance covered by the pollutants to reach the second measurement station implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing. Leading to a more constant equilibrium of mean concentrations all along the week.

  

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Thus the distance covered by the pollutants to reach the second measurement station implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing , l eading to a more constant equilibrium of mean concentrations all through the week. I am worried about "implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing". Do you mean that both the mixing and smoothing are greater?

  • Thus the distance covered by the pollutants to reach the second measurement station implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing , l eading to a more constant equilibrium of mean concentrations all through the week.
  • I am worried about "implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing".
  • Do you mean that both the mixing and smoothing are greater?
  • And greater than what?
  • That second "a" is suspicious.
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Thus the distance covered by the pollutants to reach the second measurement station implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing, leading to a more constant equilibrium of mean concentrations all through the week.

I am worried about "implies a greater mixing and a variability smoothing". Do you mean that both the mixing and smoothing are greater? And greater than wh

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