Sentence examples for atmosphere insulated from inspiring English sources

We hear that the court works "in an atmosphere insulated as far as possible from political pressures" and then, some 60 pages later, that it works "in an atmosphere insulated, as far as possible, from political pressures".

This ice insulated the atmosphere from the remaining warmth of the ocean and further lowered temperatures.

On the other hand, with its greater mass, Kepler 186f could conceivably have a thicker, insulating atmosphere to compensate.

Conversely, these isotopic results are consistent with an Earth possessing a thick, insulating atmosphere for much of its accretion history.

As expected, the fast-cooling models without an insulating atmosphere mainly show plateaus because magma oceans crystallise before the next planetesimals impact the surface of the planet.

If cooling occurs via radiation from a deep magma ocean, without an insulating atmosphere or proto-crust, the Rayleigh number is extremely high (1027 1032), partly because of the extremely low viscosity of peridotite melt (Liebske et al. 2005).

The idea is that when a layer of snow accumulates on the glacier, the temperature sensors near the glacier surface will become covered and hence insulated from the atmosphere.

In his talk, Dr. Jastrow expressed doubt that there could be any life on Venus, since the planet's temperature is well over the boiling point, and is insulated by an atmosphere which is 90% carbon dioxide.

In it, he had proposed that the planet, which has an average surface temperature of eight hundred and sixty-seven degrees Fahrenheit, was kept warm by a smoggy haze; soon afterward, a space probe showed that Venus was actually insulated by an atmosphere that consists of ninety-six per cent carbon dioxide.

This enclosure is insulated from the external atmosphere by extruded polystyrene Fig. 1.

It was as if we'd ended up in a future where there was no atmosphere, no sky nothing to insulate earth from cosmos.