Pressure Gradient Effects is a theoretical construct in atmospheric boundary layer dynamics that characterizes the influence of spatial variations in atmospheric pressure on the acceleration and structuring of boundary layer flow, distinguishing it from other flow-modulating mechanisms by specifically attributing momentum changes to the imposed pressure field.
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