The phrase "a strong atmospheric" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "atmospheric." You can use it when describing a quality or characteristic of an atmosphere, but it needs to be part of a complete thought or sentence.
Example: "The film created a strong atmospheric presence that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a powerful ambiance" or "a rich atmosphere."
Their sound encompasses a powerfully dense and fuzzy sound, creating a strong atmospheric moment for the listener.
After over four months of inactivity, on May 16, a strong atmospheric circulation formed 380 nautical miles west of Koror, now part of Palau.
There was a strong atmospheric CO2 concentration × depth interaction effect (P C O 2 × depth = 0.009, Table 2) where elevated atmospheric CO2 levels reduced fine root N concentrations at the 10 20, 20 30 and 50 60 cm core depths, but not in the 0 10 and 80 90 cm core depths (Fig. 7).
He believes that a shift in the "Bermuda High," a zone of strong atmospheric pressure in the mid-Atlantic Ocean, may propel the great majority of intense storms toward either the Gulf coast or the Atlantic coast, but not both, for centuries at a time.
It seems that the proposed model allows us to explain all the observable characteristics of ball lightning, in particular a smoke-like behavior, an ability to keep the form of a ball under conditions of strong atmospheric turbulence, as well as the electromagnetic effects of ball lightning.
Planet hunting techniques using a star's radial velocity cannot measure the regular, tiny to-and-fro wobble motions induced by planets against the strong atmospheric activity of a youthful star.
An ability to restore a ball shape after a smoke-like penetration through narrow openings and an ability to retain its shape under conditions of strong atmospheric turbulence are evidence of the existence of a substantial surface tension (a mutual attraction between elements of the ball lightning substance); 3.
The tide-locked rotation may result in a relatively weak planetary magnetic moment, leading to strong atmospheric erosion by coronal mass ejections from Proxima Centauri.
However, in addition to scattering, strong atmospheric absorption leads to significant signal attenuation and so limits achievable rates.
This is despite the presence of strong atmospheric echoes (the observed atmospheric structures for this flight will not be discussed here).
Despite strong atmospheric echoes, UAV echoes can be distinguished around 2.0 km ASL between ~17:00 and 17:50 LT below a deep and persistent turbulent layer (identified as MCT and centered around 5.0 km).
