The phrase "atmosphere zone" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to environmental science or atmospheric studies, but clarity may be lacking without further context.
Example: "The researchers focused on the atmosphere zone to study the effects of pollution on climate change."
Alternatives: "atmospheric layer" or "air zone".
For separate samples, the chloride binding capacity of concrete in atmosphere zone was the lowest, and would decrease with corrosion time in marine environment.
Results showed chloride ion content in separate concrete samples exposed to splash zone and atmosphere zone were lower than that of the other zones, but the opposite results were observed for one whole concrete sample throughout all the corrosion zones.
The present work analyses results from reinforced concrete specimens exposed in a marine atmosphere zone of the northeast coast of Brazil and also from specimens subjected to wetting and drying cycles in sodium chloride solution.
In this paper, the chloride ion transport and binding capacity of different concrete samples located in marine atmosphere zone, splash zone, tidal zone and submerged zone for 9 and 13 months were tested.
These containers should also be suitable for use in potentially explosive atmospheres of zone 1 without safety hazards being caused.
Dark belts alternate with light zones in the atmosphere, and the zones, with their pale clouds, had previously been considered by scientists to be areas of upwelling air, partly because on Earth clouds tend to be formed by rising air.
The director, William Cameron Menzies, emulates Norman Rockwell's tones and compositions, then twists them, creating a "Twilight Zone" atmosphere: a sense of catastrophe hovers over this settled, seemingly impregnable world.
SMSs can cause increased drag of low Earth-orbiting (LEO) satellites due to increased heating of the auroral zone atmosphere (Lei et al. 2008; Thayer et al. 2008) and uplift of the near-equatorial ionosphere (Mannucci et al. 2005; Tsurutani et al. 2012).
Aeroponics is a viable alternative to other soilless culture systems for maintaining plants with a controlled root-zone atmosphere.
Culturing plants with roots in liquid is a common component of protocols described previously for controlling the root-zone atmosphere, and liquid culture is routine during assays of symbiotic N2 fixation.
