SENSIBLE HEAT

Domain	Definition
Energy	The heat absorbed or released when a substance undergoes a change in temperature. (references)
	Heat that results in atemperature change. (references)
Mechanical Engineering	Heat supplied to or extracted from a body and associated with a change in temperature. Source: European Union. (references)
Mining	A. Thermal energy, the transfer of which to or from a substance results in a change of temperature. CF:latent heat b. The heat added to a body when its temperature is changed. c. The sensible heat of a body is the heat given off when it cools toordinary temperature. (references)
Weather	The excess radiative energy that has passed from the Earth's surface to the atmosphere through advection, conduction, and convection processes. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Specialty Definition: Sensible heat

Sensible heat is heat that is transported by a body that has a temperature higher than its surroundings.

In the atmosphere, large-scale transport of heat from the tropics to the poles is effected both by sensible and latent heat, the first of which is the poleward motion of warm air and equatorward motion of cold air, primarily driven by the cyclonic mixing taking place in the Ferrel cell in the midlatitudes and the latter of which is associated with the phase changes of atmospheric water vapor, mostly vaporization and condensation.

Expressions: SENSIBLE HEAT

Modern Translation: SENSIBLE HEAT

Language		Translations for "SENSIBLE HEAT"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		sensibel varme, fri varme, foelbar varme, følbar varme. (various references)

Dutch		voelbare warmte. (various references)

Finnish		tuntuva lämpö, havaittava lämpö. (various references)

French		chaleur sensible. (various references)

German		sensible Waerme, fuehlbare Waerme, fühlbare Wärme. (various references)

Greek		αισθητή θερμότητα. (various references)

Hungarian		észlelhető hő, érezhető hő. (various references)

Italian		calore sensibile. (various references)

Pig Latin		ensiblesay eathay

Portuguese		calor sensível. (various references)

Spanish		calor sensible. (various references)

Swedish		kännbart värme. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Anagrams: SENSIBLE HEAT

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SENSIBLE HEAT

Specialty Definition: SENSIBLE HEAT

Energy

Mechanical Engineering

Mining

Weather

Specialty Definition: Sensible heat

Crosswords: SENSIBLE HEAT

Expressions: SENSIBLE HEAT

Modern Translation: SENSIBLE HEAT

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Dutch

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French

German

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Hungarian

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Anagrams: SENSIBLE HEAT

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Expressions using "SENSIBLE HEAT": sensible heat air cooler ♦ sensible heat load ♦ sensible heat ratio. Additional references.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.