Sentence examples for atmosphere based on a from inspiring English sources

CARIBIC (Civil Aircraft for the Regular Investigation of the atmosphere Based on a Instrument Container) provides observations of trace gases and aerosols since 1997 through intercontinental flights at 9 12 km altitude, which is at the lower edge of the ATAL [ Brenninkmeijer et al., 2007].

Here we investigate the ENSO influence on mercury concentrations measured in the upper troposphere during Civil Aircraft for the Regular Investigation of the atmosphere Based on an Instrumented Container flights and at ground at Cape Point, South Africa, and Mace Head, Ireland.

Two solar-driven appliances are designed and fabricated to extract fresh water from atmosphere based on the sorption technique: one open type concept machine, and one improved semi-open type device.

Starting from a realistic vertical pressure temperature profile of the Venus' atmosphere, based on measurements performed with atmospheric probes, we have recorded a series of absorption spectra of CO2, varying the pressure and temperature from 1 to 50 bar and from 294 to 650 K.

This paper describes the analytical results for the estimation of hydrogen concentration in the containment atmosphere based on zirconium oxidation reaction following a severe accident.

Igarashi et al. (2015) concluded that the delayed primary emissions from the FDNPP could not be a major source of the current (till March 2015) radiocesium in the atmosphere based on the atmospheric observations in Tsukuba and the emission inventory data from Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc. (TEPCO) (2012).

Diners can be adventuresome and fickle, without overspending, and this often engenders a lively atmosphere based on anticipation.

A different roadmap stems from the changes in values, attitudes and measures produced in a collective atmosphere based on the idea of equality in social order.

We selected the oxygen OI-777-nm line for lightning detection, which was expected to be the most prominent emission in a CO2-dominant atmosphere based on laboratory experiments (Borucki et al. 1985).

We analyze the detection of CO2 in atmosphere based on its mid-IR absorption peak at ~4.23 µm as a case study.

The present study also reveals the plausible conditions in which an SSW event shows a greater effect on the upper atmosphere based on various waves and background dynamics as discussed below.