Sentence examples for atmosphere called from inspiring English sources

The accuracy with which the atmospheric measurements are calibrated can influence the inferred temperature of the atmosphere (called the warm-target bias).

The principal mode of the atmospheric circulation of Venus is a zonal westward rotation of the entire atmosphere called the super-rotation (Schubert, 1983).

But Lévy, thrilled by the revolutionary atmosphere, called Sarkozy on his satellite phone to suggest that he receive the N.T.C. chiefs in Paris.

The sun's atmosphere, called the corona, is hundreds of times hotter than its surface, and astronomers have been trying to figure out why for more than 50 years.

Carter, who was elected in a post-Watergate atmosphere, called himself a moderate Democrat; Clinton, who was running against a weakened George H. W. Bush and an erratic third-party candidate, Ross Perot, defined himself as a New Democrat.

In the lowest part of the Earth's atmosphere, called the homosphere (100 km [about 65 miles]), turbulence causes a continuous mixing of the atmospheric constituents, whereas in the heterosphere, above 100 km, the various constituents tend to separate out.

Most customers enjoy the personal attention and unusual atmosphere, calling it a "a nice change from all the corporate restaurants".

Comets are balls of ice, dust and rocky particles that are distinguished from asteroids by their highly eccentric orbits and thin, fuzzy atmospheres, called comas or tails.

Solar filaments like the one ejected in August are anchored to the sun's lower atmosphere layer, called the photosphere, and extend through the outer atmosphere, or the corona.

Facilities that utilize the temperature of the atmosphere are called common storage.

[answer: A] Q: Rocks in space that enter Earth's atmosphere are called meteoroids.