Its influence on the top layer of the ocean may cause the layers below to shift to the side, creating an Ekman spiral.
Almost all commercial mass flow meters utilize this phenomenon, which gives rise to a term of twice the vector product of the angular and linear momenta in the Reynolds transport theorem. In electrodynamics, an analogy to it is known as the Christoffel voltage. Its influence on the top layer of the ocean may cause the layers below to shift to the side, creating an Ekman spiral. Its magnitude for an object is described as (two nu omega sine theta), in which nu is the velocity of the object, omega is the angular velocity, and theta is the latitude. For 10 points, name this "fictitious" force caused by a rotating reference frame, seen when a projectile is fired on the Earth's surface.
Almost all commercial mass flow meters utilize this phenomenon, which gives rise to a term of twice the vector product of the angular and linear momenta in the Reynolds transport theorem.
{Coriolis} effect/force