It is not that shoppers are spending less than they should on food in general. We spend 17 percent of our food shopping dollars on refined grains (more than three times what is recommended). â¦And while the USDA recommends spending less than 1 percent on sugar and candies, most Americans spend closer to 14 percent of their food budget on sweets.
Coriolis Effect: an apparent deflection of moving objects when viewed from a rotating reference frame.  In layman's terms, it is when a moving object appearâ¦s to move or curve away from its intended destination due to the rotation or movement of its destination or its dispatcher.
The Coriolis effect then deflects air parcels to the right in the Northern Hemisphere. As the wind gains speed, the Coriolis effect increases in magnitude until it balances the pressure gradient force. The result is an unaccelerated horizontal wind blowing parallel to isobars that is called the geostrophic wind.