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A process of [[drop]] growth (primarily of historical interest) suggested originally by  O. Reynolds, which involves net [[evaporation]] from warmer [[cloud]] drops and [[condensation]] on  cooler drops.
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">A process of [[drop]] growth (primarily of historical interest) suggested originally by  O. Reynolds, which involves net [[evaporation]] from warmer [[cloud]] drops and [[condensation]] on  cooler drops.</div><br/> </div>
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A process of drop growth (primarily of historical interest) suggested originally by O. Reynolds, which involves net evaporation from warmer cloud drops and condensation on cooler drops.

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