To combat lowered eyes and shy smiles, management must explicitly foster an atmosphere of paradoxical "safe self-expression" and "dangerous silence".
In the case of parts per million of CO2 in the atmosphere, the safe level is said to be around 350 parts per million (ppm) and the current measure is 400ppm.
The doors don't lock (or even close properly), speaking to the safe, familial atmosphere of the bungalow and its openness to the natural world just outside.
Looking vulnerable, they eventually group together, the better to be on the lookout and stay safe, this atmosphere of wariness enhanced by Julia Wolfe's music ("Cruel Sister").
Scattered patches of dark, charcoal-rich soil known as terra preta (Portuguese for "black earth") are the inspiration for an international effort to explore how burying biomass-derived charcoal, or "biochar," could boost soil fertility and transfer a sizeable amount from the atmosphere into safe storage in of CO2 topsoil.
Andrew Haines, the chief executive of Britain's Civil Aviation Authority said late Wednesday that periodic ash clouds were likely to disrupt air traffic in the area "for the foreseeable future" as it was still not yet known what concentrations of ash in the atmosphere were safe to fly through.
The strong influence of Luria's personality helped to bring about in Safed an atmosphere of spiritual intensity, messianic tension, and the fever of creation that accompanies the sense of a great revelation.
My dad decided to visit his cousin and was pleasantly surprised by the safe and quiet atmosphere of the city.
Thus, the safe and structured atmosphere of a classroom may enable students to develop high levels of initial trust (Lewis and Weigert 1985; Shapiro 1987).
They were all killed, they never came back.' Even children were not safe, living in an atmosphere of menace.
