Sentence examples for atmosphere close to from inspiring English sources

On the Si-face of 6H or 4H SiC substrates, graphitisation at high temperature in an Ar atmosphere close to atmospheric pressure shows promising results for on-axis substrates.

The result is an atmosphere close to veneration for the sacrifices of those who endured the conflict.

This will set up a fast fall back to Earth, with a re-entry speed into the atmosphere close to 30,000km/h (20,000mph) - near what would be expected of a capsule coming back from the Moon.

Without using the vacuum to remove the drop, a 5 μL levitated drop will evaporate completely from the tip of the capillaries within 6 min in a dry atmosphere close to room temperature, 23 °C.

Dr. Cermak's tunnel — called an atmospheric boundary layer tunnel because it represented the layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth — changed the way buildings, bridges and other structures were built.

Scientists who investigate atmospheric structure and dynamics within the boundary layer (the layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth's surface) are referred to as boundary layer meteorologists or micrometeorologists.

Tables are close together, the volume level wavers between loud and deafening and, to push the atmosphere closer to pandemonium, a thundering soundtrack can be heard -- or sensed -- late in the evening.

Before kick-off the stadium had been alive with a boisterous sense of triumphalism, the atmosphere closer to a coronational stadium rock singalong than the start of a qualifying campaign.

This scenario naturally produces a planetary system just like our own: small, rocky planets with thin atmospheres close to the star, a Jupiter-like gas giant just beyond the snowline, and the other giants getting progressively smaller at greater distances because they move more slowly through their orbits and take longer to hoover up material.

The variation of air temperature in the atmosphere; with warm and humid air close to the ground and colder air above it causes instability, and the cold upper atmosphere temperatures allow the precipitation to fall in solid form as hailstones.

Evaporation is rapid in dry air but much slower when the lowest levels of the atmosphere are close to saturation.