Sentence examples for atmosphere emerges from inspiring English sources

Most of the nitrous oxide in the atmosphere emerges naturally, through the action of bacteria in the soil, the researchers say.

As the crew set up the first shot, a party-like atmosphere emerged, with production members roasting corn around their campfire and singing songs.

Leonardo radically used light and shade to achieve sculptural volume and atmosphere; John emerges from darkness into light and seems to emanate light and goodness.

Atmosphere gradually emerged, but the work was complex, slow and frustrating, and Ms. Shaw needed to get a lot done in very little time.

In the lingering cold-war atmosphere, Shostakovich emerged from "Testimony" as a deeply sympathetic if not exactly warm and cuddly figure.

Patterns of cooling and contraction of the upper atmosphere are emerging from model studies and observations, and these data are consistent with a strong connection to changes in the lower atmosphere.

Mr Allam says that because the whole cycle happens at a high pressure of about 320 atmospheres, the gas emerges with a pressure and level of purity that is "capture ready" - or ideal for storage.

This was the atmosphere the YBAs emerged from in the later 80s.

But within the exhibition's party atmosphere other Harings emerge in early drawings, collages and journals, and, especially, on video.

Records of Earth's primitive atmosphere and oceans emerge in the earliest Archean (Eoarchean Era), and evidence of the earliest primitive life-forms bacteria and blife-forms bacteriaeand in rocks about 3.5–3.7 billion yealgae appears

In this emerging atmosphere administrators run "operations," students are "consumers," and faculty become "employees".