Sentence examples for atmosphere instability from inspiring English sources

The mesospheric temperature profiles needed for our neutral atmosphere instability calculations are obtained from the TIMED (Thermosphere Ionosphere Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics) satellite.

For the uses herein, the 18 to 19 March 2007 Na concentration profiles are derived with an altitude resolution of 300 m (bin width of 2 μs) and temporal resolution of 2 min. In order to assess the effect of neutral atmosphere instability on the neutral Na layer, mesospheric horizontal wind profiles are also used in the present investigation.

In Marechera's work this state of affairs is represented by student spies working for the government, terrorist cells, violently suppressed street protests, and a general atmosphere of instability and threat.

Belarus's command economy stays afloat on the back of vast energy subsidies from Russia, and polls show that Belarusians prefer integration with Russia over Europe.But the new atmosphere of instability has given Mr Lukashenko room for manoeuvre.

He made it clear that in the modern Middle East with its rising tide of militant Islamism and its deepening atmosphere of instability the conditions just do not exist to create a Palestinian state.

But it gains a different power from its uneasy atmosphere of psychic instability, of confession and penitence, of difficult forces acknowledged but barely mastered and beyond the conscious control of even this gifted novelist.

Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh described the text as "incitement" liable to create an "atmosphere of violence and instability".

Fischer caressed the lamenting melodies of the introduction from the orchestra, creating an atmosphere of fragility and instability.

The extended conflicts of the late 18th and early 19th centuries created an atmosphere of uncertainty and instability in much of Europe.

But amid the current atmosphere of violence and instability, support for Erdoğan's style of "strongman leadership" is rising and now stands at 36%, as against 26% in 2012.

The collision of the different air masses helps to produce instability in the atmosphere that leads to storm development.