- Humidity" is a
scientific article published by
Syukuro Manabe and
Richard Wetherald (Geophysical
Fluid Dynamics Laboratory) in 1967 in
Journal of the Atmospheric...
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Ethelwyn Wetherald (26
April 1857 – 9
March 1940) was a
Canadian poet and journalist,
published across Canada and the
United States.
Wetherald was born...
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Ellen Wetherald Ahrens (June 6, 1859 –
October 31, 1935) was an
American artist. Best
known for her book illustrations, she was also a
miniature painter...
- three-dimensional
models of the atmosphere. As the
first step,
Manabe and
Wetherald (1967)
developed one-dimensional, single-column
model of the atmosphere...
-
National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration. By 1975,
Manabe and
Wetherald had
developed a three-dimensional
global climate model that gave a roughly...
- in 1975, the
general circulation model used by
Manabe and
Richard T.
Wetherald to
describe the
effects of
doubling CO2
concentration in the atmosphere...
- Olympics.
Basehart was born in Zanesville, Ohio, the son of Mae (née
Wetherald) and
Harry T. Basehart.[citation needed] He was
married three times. After...
- 1851.
Standing left to
right are Mary Grew,
Edward M. Davis,
Haworth Wetherald,
Abigail Kimber,
Miller McKim, and
Sarah Pugh.
Seated left to
right are...
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title character in An
Algonquin Maiden by G.
Mercer Adam and A.
Ethelwyn Wetherald: Poor
little Wanda! not only is she non-descript and ill-starred, but...
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founded 1775,
along with (top row) Mary Grew,
Edward M. Davis,
Haworth Wetherald,
Abigail Kimber,
Miller McKim,
Sarah Pugh, and (seated) Johnson, then...
