Sentence examples for atmospheric concern from inspiring English sources
Five weeks before jury selection was set to begin in the case of U.S.A. v. Barry Bonds, the Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeff Nedrow raised an "atmospheric concern" with the presiding judge, Susan Illston.
After World War II his studies chiefly concerned atmospheric circulation.
Describes the geographical regions revealed in the photographs and discusses conflicting opinions on the data concerning atmospheric pressure, Mars' polar ice caps, the presence or absence of water on the planet.
Concerning atmospheric products and surface reflectance retrievals, an extensive validation is performed using ground-based measurements.
Concerning atmospheric pressure radio frequency induction plasmas, it seems that there are no studies involving schlieren imaging with plate powers higher than a few kW.
Within the framework of an air quality study of the French alpine valleys (POVA program), an atmospheric emission inventory concerning major pollutants: CO, NOx, SO2, CH4, particles (PT) and non-methane volatile organic compounds (NMVOC) was carried out.
It was acknowledged that the SRES Scenarios were an adequate set of boundary conditions for the climate model versions of that time, albeit a first set that requires improvement, e.g., with respect to the assumptions concerning atmospheric sulphur (Johns et al., 2011) or the inclusion of direct political climate change mitigation measures.
Greater concern for atmospheric effects and reflected light added complexity to the images but at the same time enabled him to achieve greater pictorial unity.
For the Cheyenne, the tornado is not some kind of evil predatory force or a random assault from a blind and dumb atmospheric soup with no concern for human life.
The predominant concern with atmospheric waste is chemical contamination, which presents a hazard to human health.
It shows the upper limit of the incoming solar radiation on a horizontal plane in daily and monthly bases without the concern of atmospheric influences.
