The phrase "atmosphere cloud" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It could be used in a specific context related to meteorology or environmental science, possibly referring to clouds within the atmosphere.
Example: "The atmosphere cloud data collected from the satellite provided valuable insights into weather patterns."
Alternatives: "cloud in the atmosphere" or "atmospheric cloud".
Topics addressed include the structure, dynamics, and thermodynamics of the atmosphere; clouds and precipitation; atmospheric and aqueous chemistry; and biogeochemistry of surface waters.
David A. Randall is University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University, and the author of Atmosphere, Clouds, and Climate (Princeton).
The satellite crosses the Earth's poles 14 times a day, monitoring the atmosphere, clouds, ice, vegetation, and oceans.
During the descent, six science instruments provided in situ measurements of Titan's atmosphere, clouds, and winds, and photographed Titan's surface.
BALTIMORE — President Obama denied he was a Bolshevik, the Republicans denied they were obstructionists and both sides denied they were to blame for the toxic atmosphere clouding the nation's political leadership.
It was the failure to pause for a minute and weigh the implications of their report before trashing it that revealed the toxic intellectual atmosphere clouding arguments over the war.
Readers ready for a book-length treatment of the topic may find the right level of detail in "Atmosphere, Clouds, and Climate," a new book by Dr. Randall published by the Princeton University Press.
Beneath the upper atmosphere, clouds may be layers of hydrogen sulfide, and, deeper, the planet is believed to be a mixture of gases and water ice and, at the core, melted ice and rock.
We focus on these three types of atmosphere-surface interactions because they appear to play major roles in determining the composition of the atmosphere, clouds, and the surface, e.g. by serving as a sink for SO2, by controlling the extent and rate of basalt oxidation, or by acting as a sink/source for atmospheric water.
The interplay between the atmosphere, clouds, moisture, land processes and the ocean all governs the evolution of Earth's equilibrium temperature.
