The phrase "atmosphere source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, meteorology, or discussions about sources of atmospheric phenomena.
Example: "The researchers identified the atmosphere source of the pollutants affecting air quality in the region."
Alternatives: "atmospheric origin" or "source of the atmosphere".
Throughout the history of the atmosphere, sources and sinks have often been simultaneously present.
At 110 km and equatorward of about 50°, the tidal fields that have propagated vertically from lower atmosphere sources dominate over those tides excited in situ from EUV solar radiation absorption ([Forbes and Garrett 1979]).
For the diurnal tides, DE3, DE2, D0, DW1, and DW2 possess strong signatures of upward propagation from lower atmosphere sources and can be considered 'primary' waves in discussions involving wave-wave interactions.
This image illustrates possible ways methane might be added to Mars' atmosphere (sources) and removed from the atmosphere (sinks).
Your goal is to become part of his atmosphere: a source of comfort and ease.
Both sides know the sensitive atmosphere". The source explained that the Britons had been captured by low-ranking Revolutionary Guards, but once arrested, their release required intervention on a higher level.
Positive numbers for Ct2REDD represent emissions to the atmosphere (the source function); negative numbers represent removals from the atmosphere (the sink function of forests).
Thus, the introduction of the atmosphere between source and receiver, and its inherent random refractive index variations, can lead to power losses at the receiver and eventually it produces spatial and temporal fluctuations in the received irradiance, i.e., turbulence-induced signal power fading [1].
(1) Positive numbers for Ct2REDD represent emissions to the atmosphere (the source function); negative numbers represent removals from the atmosphere (the sink function of forests).
Mars receives only 40% of the terrestrial solar intensity, has no magnetic field to deflect damaging charged particles from the Sun, achieves an average equatorial temperature of only 240 deg K (-33 deg C), no liquid water, a 0.006 Bar atmosphere, no sources of nitrates, phosphates, etc., and insufficient solid CO2 at the poles to produce any greenhouse gas effect.
