The Benguela Current is a cold ocean current that flows northward along the western coast of southern Africa. It is part of the South Atlantic Gyre and plays a significant role in the regional climate and marine ecosystems by influencing temperature, nutrient availability, and marine life distribution.
most current
Sinusoidal current is not true of sinusoidal current.
The current amplification factor, ADC, is calculated by dividing the output current by the input current in a circuit. It represents how much the current signal is amplified in the circuit. ADC can be expressed as the output current divided by the input current (ADC = I_out / I_in).
In formulas, the conventional symbol for electric current is I. In actual measurements of current, the standard unit is A (ampere, "amps")
direct current
The Benguela Current was named after the town of Benguela in Angola. It was not discovered by one specific individual, but rather by sailors and explorers who observed the unique ocean currents in the region.
the Gulf Stream
Humboldt Current, Canary Current and Benguela Current.
Benguela Current
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quite fast and very strong and dangerous
The Benguela Current, emanating from the Antarctic and flowing up the west coast of Africa.
they're cold currents
The Benguela Current flows along the west coast of southern Africa, impacting the marine climate of countries such as Namibia and Angola.
The Benguela is an ocean current and not in a desert. It flows northward along the west coast of southern Africa between about 15 and 35 degrees S.
Benguela was created in 1617.
The population of Benguela is 513,000.