The phrase "atmospheric cloud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to meteorology, technology, or computing, particularly when discussing weather phenomena or cloud computing.
Example: "The atmospheric cloud formations indicated that a storm was approaching."
Alternatives: "weather cloud" or "cloud in the atmosphere".
SAMUEL POTT named his dance company Nimbus Dance Works, he said, because he liked the idea of forming an atmospheric cloud — a nimbus — of dance, and also because of its definition as "sort of an enigmatic aura that surrounds something".
What makes this show so invigorating is its uncommon variety of choice selections: the beautifully atmospheric cloud paintings of Constable; the landscapes that Gainsborough liked to do, so different in feeling from his society portraits; the small, glowingly mysterious worlds created by Samuel Palmer Blakee at his very best, in works from "Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion" (1804-20).
This paper deals with the computational simulation of atmospheric cloud dispersion resulting from liquefied gas spills.
Cirrus (cloud classification symbol: Ci) is a genus of atmospheric cloud generally characterized by thin, wispy strands, giving the type its name from the Latin word cirrus meaning a ringlet or curling lock of hair.
This is calculated as (NIR -R)/ NIR+R), where NIR and R are the reflectance in the near infrared (0.725 1.l µm) and red (0.58 0.61 µm) wavebands measured by the AVHRR Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometerr) sensor of the NOAA National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrationn) satellites, and with the radiometric, atmospheric, cloud and stratospheric aerosol errors calibrated.
The advantages of RALS investigation of contactless suspensions of small samples for processes highly affected by wall contacts, such as crystallization, which has relevance for example in atmospheric cloud physics and chemistry as well as in technical applications (spray drier), will be the focus of future work.
Sad to say, this time around you're always aware of the formula beneath the atmospheric clouds.
However, the atmospheric clouds introduce uncertainties in the signals measured by JEM-EUSO.
The exhaust from the kilns mixes with diesel emissions and other fumes to form a vast brown smog, known as an atmospheric brown cloud, which is up to 3km thick and thousands of kilometres long.
Atmospheric brown cloud, a layer of air pollution containing aerosols such as soot or dust that absorb as well as scatter incoming solar radiation, leading to regional and global climatic effects and posing risks to human health and food security.
