The phrase "atmosphere going on" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or unclear.
It could be used in a casual context to describe a certain mood or vibe in a situation or environment.
Example: "The party had a great atmosphere going on, with music and laughter filling the air."
Alternatives: "vibe in the air" or "mood present".
It's important to have a romantic atmosphere, go on dates, and say romantic things to keep your passion alive before you head into the bedroom.
The appearance of variable loops and blinkers show that we need to revise our concepts of the structure of the upper solar atmosphere and the processes going on in these regions, perhaps in the direction of a more fine structured atmosphere.
Finally, Mr. Schwartz said that almost all retail outlets, including grocery stores, now employ store detectives, "to create an atmosphere of management knowing what's going on".
But not all radar images are perfect pictures of what is going on in the atmosphere, said Don Burgess, a division chief at the National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Okla.
The sulphur put into the stratosphere by volcanoes shows up quite clearly in the year-by-year records of what was going on in the atmosphere that climate scientists extract from polar ice cores.
We can use the transit of Venus in our own solar system to test new spectroscopic techniques for working out what's going on inside the atmosphere of another planet.
But there are not enough balloons in the world, nor enough satellites in orbit above it, to tell what is going on in the atmosphere at a given moment, Mr. Miner said.
"In the real world, all these lasers have limitations based on what's going on in the atmosphere".
They constructed a regional ocean model that ties together what's going on in the atmosphere and the ocean.
"We can't really diagnose and assess the efficacy of emissions reductions if we don't measure what's going on in the atmosphere".
