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Can anyone with knowledge either add some information about it, or cut off the redirect and write an article about it. Searching the web does not help, as all that comes up are instances of arctic blasts, movies, and sport teams, none of which provides information about the definition or the mechanism. For that reason, I believe it is very important to provide information about this phenomenon, for the information is unavailable anywhere accessible on the web.
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