Definition of isopycnal in English:

isopycnal

adjectiveˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈpɪkn(ə)lˌīsəˈpiknl

Oceanography

(especially of an imaginary line or surface on a map or chart) connecting points in the ocean where the water has the same density.
〔海洋学〕等密度线；等密度面
Example sentencesExamples
- Vertical viscosity is used to essentially eliminate Montgomery potential gradient errors near the intersection of isopycnal surfaces with topography.
- We anticipate that there will be unique problems in adapting various core isopycnal models to our new isopycnal system.
- Redfield ratios of remineralization are calculated based on chemical data analysis on isopycnal surfaces.
- It is further shown that features of the spatial structure of isopycnal displacement and velocity scales may be inferred from a single station that measures potential energy fluctuations.
- Since the isopycnal surfaces move with the fluid, this representation is in fact quasi-Lagrangian.

Origin

Early 20th century: from iso- 'equal' + Greek puknos 'dense' + -al.

Definition of isopycnal in US English:

isopycnal

adjectiveˌīsəˈpiknl

Oceanography

(especially of an imaginary line or surface on a map or chart) connecting points in the ocean where the water has the same density.
〔海洋学〕等密度线；等密度面
Example sentencesExamples
- Redfield ratios of remineralization are calculated based on chemical data analysis on isopycnal surfaces.
- Vertical viscosity is used to essentially eliminate Montgomery potential gradient errors near the intersection of isopycnal surfaces with topography.
- It is further shown that features of the spatial structure of isopycnal displacement and velocity scales may be inferred from a single station that measures potential energy fluctuations.
- Since the isopycnal surfaces move with the fluid, this representation is in fact quasi-Lagrangian.
- We anticipate that there will be unique problems in adapting various core isopycnal models to our new isopycnal system.

Origin

Early 20th century: from iso- ‘equal’ + Greek puknos ‘dense’ + -al.

单词	isopycnal
释义	Definition of isopycnal in English: isopycnal adjectiveˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈpɪkn(ə)lˌīsəˈpiknl Oceanography (especially of an imaginary line or surface on a map or chart) connecting points in the ocean where the water has the same density. 〔海洋学〕等密度线；等密度面 Example sentencesExamples Vertical viscosity is used to essentially eliminate Montgomery potential gradient errors near the intersection of isopycnal surfaces with topography. We anticipate that there will be unique problems in adapting various core isopycnal models to our new isopycnal system. Redfield ratios of remineralization are calculated based on chemical data analysis on isopycnal surfaces. It is further shown that features of the spatial structure of isopycnal displacement and velocity scales may be inferred from a single station that measures potential energy fluctuations. Since the isopycnal surfaces move with the fluid, this representation is in fact quasi-Lagrangian. Origin Early 20th century: from iso- 'equal' + Greek puknos 'dense' + -al. Definition of isopycnal in US English: isopycnal adjectiveˌīsəˈpiknl Oceanography (especially of an imaginary line or surface on a map or chart) connecting points in the ocean where the water has the same density. 〔海洋学〕等密度线；等密度面 Example sentencesExamples Redfield ratios of remineralization are calculated based on chemical data analysis on isopycnal surfaces. Vertical viscosity is used to essentially eliminate Montgomery potential gradient errors near the intersection of isopycnal surfaces with topography. It is further shown that features of the spatial structure of isopycnal displacement and velocity scales may be inferred from a single station that measures potential energy fluctuations. Since the isopycnal surfaces move with the fluid, this representation is in fact quasi-Lagrangian. We anticipate that there will be unique problems in adapting various core isopycnal models to our new isopycnal system. Origin Early 20th century: from iso- ‘equal’ + Greek puknos ‘dense’ + -al.
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