Sentence examples for atmosphere characterised from inspiring English sources

There was an outbreak of violence after his funeral on Monday but a different atmosphere characterised the streets the following night.

The WTLE atmosphere is characterised by a greater small-scale variability compared to the CTLE.

Primary soot particles that pass through the DPF and reach the atmosphere are characterised by the highest graphitisation degree and sizes larger than those entering the DPF.

For example, the wintertime Arctic middle atmosphere is characterised by the presence of large amplitude planetary Rossby waves that often interact with the stratospheric polar vortex and trigger sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) events (Chandran et al. 2013).

In that kind of setting it is easy to understand that the atmosphere can be characterised by a strong measure of position-based control and the punishment and mistreatment connected with it, i.e. the use of power.

As a matter of fact, synthetic refrigerants widely contribute to the greenhouse effect when directly emitted into the atmosphere, since they are characterised by high global warming potential (GWP), and therefore they are amongst the fluids controlled by the Kyoto Protocol.

In these dark days of 'deficit' the songs are short enough for the most troubled attention span and remind one of the gloriously creative yet threadbare post-punk that characterised the spartan atmosphere of the early 1980s without succumbing to retro-pastiche.

The catalysts were characterised under three different gas atmospheres: an argon gas atmosphere, a 2% v/v oxygen/argon gas atmosphere and a 5% v/v hydrogen/nitrogen gas atmosphere.

To buy Fotomoto CDs, contact Mike Eardley ([email protected]) Orange Crush: pop and protest · The 'orange revolution' was characterised by its festive atmosphere, with energetic performances by Ukrainian pop stars on a big stage in Kiev's Independence Square.

Heads III, IV and V show fully formed busts recognisable as men, and are characterised by a haunted atmosphere.

Our first home visit was characterised by a tense atmosphere as the hardship of life was obvious and constantly emphasised throughout the interview.