Sentence examples for atmosphere measuring from inspiring English sources

Because the satellites are looking down through the whole atmosphere, measuring the temperature of the troposphere requires subtracting the effects of the stratosphere the atmospheric layer above it.

In real life the distance between the ground-level, high-pressure atmosphere measuring 1,000 hPa and the atmosphere exerting 100 hPa of pressure is the same as the distance between the 100 hPa and the 10 hPa increments.

MAVEN will take a new course: flying through the outer fringes of Mars's atmosphere, measuring gases and monitoring conditions with eight instruments.

Soot, methane and hydrofluorocarbons, which are used in foam and refrigerants, have a short life span in the atmosphere, measured in weeks or years.

For 44 weeks the soil Eh was regularly monitored at two depths and the N-NO3− and N-NH4+ concentration in pore water and drainage and the potential soil N-N2O emissions to the atmosphere measured.

Results of profile retrieval from model data and from spectra of radiation temperature of the atmosphere measured in the Apatity (67° N, 33° E) in the winter of 2002 2003 are presented.

And it's these gases that even though they're such a tiny, tiny part of the earth's atmosphere, measured in parts per million not percent, but part no percent is part per 100 but parts per million, they really are key in kind of controlling this radiation balance that the earth has to establish.

Even the iconic image of rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, measured for half a century at Mauna Loa, Hawaii, turns out to be wrong -- affected by the same error.

These data comprise the aureole A, the diffuse scattering in an angle of 15° around the solar beam, measured by pyranometry, and the 'precipitable water' W, the water content of the atmosphere, measured by bolometry at various 'water lines' and at 'normal' bands of the solar spectrum.

These solids were treated with NO + O2 and the stability of the formed nitrates was analyzed under both oxidizing and inert atmospheres measuring the amount of NOx adsorbed by the catalyst.

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