Sentence examples for Good atmospheric from inspiring English sources

"If we want to look at climate change you need to have good ocean models and good atmospheric models".

His big invention was something called an "orgone energy accumulator", a box about the size of a telephone booth which collected good atmospheric energy.

There's plenty of good atmospheric winter fare around at the moment, from Emma Carroll's lovely Victorian The Snow Sister to Misha Hoekstra's new translation of Andersen's The Snow Queen.

These conditions are favorable for the occurrence of near ground high pollutant concentrations and are not appropriate for good atmospheric dispersion of pollutants [26].

"The local benefits intersect with the global goods," says atmospheric scientist V. Ramanathan of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California, who presented the research here at the American Geophysical Union meeting this afternoon.

Supercomputers, for instance, aren't good at forecasting atmospheric details in the center of storms.

We propose modifications to the fluorine mechanism to correct the discrepancies observed in the low pressure experiments, while simultaneously achieving good agreement with atmospheric pressure flame speed data in CH4/air/CHF3 flames, and, except in rich conditions (φ > 1.25) CH4/air/CH2flamesmes.

High molar mass polyesters of 12-hydroxydodecanoic acid (up to Mw¯= 50,000gmol−1) were obtained in good yields at atmospheric pressure and low temperature (90 130 °C) after 10 120 min reaction and without any added catalyst, reaction conditions that are much milder than conventional ones.

[10] The argon isotope ratio is also an exceptionally good indicator of atmospheric loss to space.

This suggests, says Karl, that deciduous trees provide good negative feedback for atmospheric pollution: The more polluted the atmosphere becomes, the more oVOCs the plants take up.

It sinks quickly out of the atmosphere compared to greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, making it a good target for reducing atmospheric warming in the short term, according to a 2012 study by Shindell and colleagues.