Discussion
Which structural feature is required for that conversion?
Answer: C
The tilt places rising motion in the warm air and sinking motion in the cold air, which lowers the centre of gravity of the atmosphere and releases the available potential energy. An eastward tilt reverses the conversion and describes a decaying system, while a vertically upright structure gives no net conversion at all. This is why occlusion, which brings the structure upright, ends the deepening. The shared properties explain why these belong to one family, and the differences explain why more than one exists.
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