Sentence examples for atmosphere and changes from inspiring English sources

An improved global budget for isoprene emissions from terrestrial vegetation sources is fundamental to a better understanding of the oxidative capacity of the lower atmosphere and changes in the concentration of major greenhouse gases.

The electrochemical behaviour of potassium in highly dried electrolyte (propylene carbonate KPF6, < 0.01 ppm H2O) was studied under exclusion of contamination from the atmosphere and changes of the electrolyte concentration during current passage.

This paper reviews advanced simulation procedures to predict increases in damage (corrosion) risks under a changing climate in Australia in terms of changes in probability of reinforcement corrosion initiation and corrosion induced damage due to (i) increase in the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, and changes to (ii) temperature and (iii) humidity.

While the cooler, drier air does yield some benefits, the atmosphere and changes to sun cycles can play a significant role in sleep quality.

Together, they gave Indigo a quick makeover, with a more casual look to the menu and atmosphere, and changed its name to Merge.

The different atmosphere and change of scene are more important than the new curriculum opportunities for a lot of these youngsters.

Located in Leeds City Centre, this artful eatery's interior atmosphere responds and changes to the outside weather.

They address the crises of the atmosphere and climate change, the collision of religious faith and scientific rationalism, the abortion debate and the evolution of co-operation and altruism.

See Schneider (1989) and Graedel and Crutzen (1995) for comprehensive knowledge about the atmosphere and climate change.

Receiving a green light were a $27 million lab outside Dresden that will use extremely high magnetic fields to study condensed matter and materials science; and a $105 million airplane that will investigate the high atmosphere and climate change.

Clean water for our expanding and predominantly urban global population will be expensive to deliver, eats into our diminishing carbon-based energy reserves and consequently contributes to green house gases in the atmosphere and climate change.