atmospheric造句

CFCs cause depletion of atmospheric ozone.

The influence of the atmospheric aerosol on local and regional atmospheric conditions is readily appreciated.

The WSR-88D class radar systems have many acquisition modes for developing data on atmospheric precipitation.

But these will not stabilise levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide - only slow the rate of increase.

The park’s atmospheric moorland, wooded ravines, and waterfalls attract hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts.

Double arcs happen when light is reflected more than once in an atmospheric water droplet.

Chlorine atoms can reduce the lifetime of atmospheric mercury gas, as well as greenhouse gases such as methane.

The energy from these atmospheric waves, like the energy from a sound wave, propagates both horizontally and vertically.

An optical device designed to project images of atmospheric phenomena, such as clouds, on the inside of a dome.

Even if we, say, halve all carbon emissions today, it would not have an immediate effect on atmospheric CO2 concentrations.

The breakdown of a portion of this matter by bacteria in the sediment contributes significantly to atmospheric carbon dioxide.

During the ascent the balloon is constantly widening because of the decrease of atmospheric pressure, and at a certain height it will inevitably burst.

Meteorologists expect this year’s hurricane season to be more active than the average, because of warm waters in the gulf and atmospheric conditions.

Directly behind the shuttle is the mesosphere, which appears blue. The atmospheric layer that appears white is the stratosphere, while the orange layer is Earth's Troposphere.

These swings trigger changes in atmospheric circulation patterns that, while most prominent in the tropics, also affect circulation patters at higher latitudes as well.

There was also smog, or haze, or some version of atmospheric opaqueness for which the International Olympic Committee has yet to invent a word.

An electromagnetic wave of audio frequency produced by atmospheric disturbances such as lightning, having a characteristically decreasing frequency responsible for a whistling sound of descending pitch in detection equipment.

The pink to white region above the clouds appears to be the stratosphere; this atmospheric layer generally has little or no clouds and extends up to approximately 50 km above the Earth’s surface.

This doesn't take into account atmospheric distortion, refraction through a window, or less than ideal contrast, all of which would lessen the real distance at which it could be discerned.

Both software and hardware arrangement, functional models and contro l variable selections, implementation results and economic benefits were introduc ed with an example of a fuel-lube oil atmospheric vacuum distillation unit.