Converse of object

• have: Secondly the clouds, which have a high albedo, can create a negative feedback helping to cool the forest area.

• increase: This increases the daytime albedo but also increases the night-time heat retentivity of the atmosphere for an additional heat gain.

• decrease: Additionally, soot from faraway sources has darkened snow and ice, further decreasing albedo.

Adjective modifier

• low: The surface is covered with a darker material causing Hyperion to have a lower albedo compared to other icy moons.

• high: Secondly the clouds, which have a high albedo, can create a negative feedback helping to cool the forest area.

• global: Water formation as cloud droplets: Clouds are efficient cleansers of atmospheric pollution and clouds contribute to an increased global albedo.

• geometric: The value of the geometric albedo of Mimas reported here, is definitely higher than the currently accepted value of about 0.5.

• increased: Water formation as cloud droplets: Clouds are efficient cleansers of atmospheric pollution and clouds contribute to an increased global albedo.

Modifies a noun

• effect: The combination of these two factors causes the greatest possible acceleration due to the albedo effect.

• value: OK, let's start with the albedo value.

• feature: The prominent markings seem to be only albedo features with very low relief.

• change: A comparative study of the effects of albedo change on drought in semi- arid regions.

• photon: At this point in the orbit the solar panels are orthogonal to the albedo photon flux, thereby presenting the maximum surface area.

• flux: At this point in the orbit the solar panels are orthogonal to the albedo photon flux, thereby presenting the maximum surface area.

Noun used with modifier

• surface: Kipp & Zonen Net Radiometers in use recording surface albedo at the Jornada test site, New Mexico, USA in May 1997.

• percentage: Visible channels are percentage albedo and have values 0 to 100.

Possessives

• earth: This could impact the global climate system through its effect on the carbon and water cycles and on the Earth's albedo.

Preposition: of

• earth: This raised the albedo of the Earth, resulting in lower temperatures which maintained the snow cover.

• %: A perfect mirror would have an albedo of 100 % while a black hole would have an albedo of 0 %.