Sentence examples for atmospheric equivalent from inspiring English sources

Steinmetz, in front of the plateau, was stuck in the atmospheric equivalent of white water.

In consequence, atmospheric equivalent chlorine peaked in 1993 and has been declining slowly since then.

This represents a first step towards an atmospheric equivalent of the matched field processing technique used in underwater acoustics.

The atmospheric equivalent boiling points (AEBP) determined by the HT-SimDis GC method in this work reached an end point of 847°C (1557°F).

Cuddling in front of True Blood, the atmospheric equivalent of sharing Ethiopian and internet porn.

The former is post-apocalyptic gaming's visual and atmospheric equivalent of The Stand, The Drowned World, Logan's Run, How I Live Now and other literary go-tos.

The calculated excess lifetime cancer risk was far below the 1E-05 threvenld, even at the maximum measured atmospheric BaP equivalent concentration of 2.15E-04 ng m-3 excess lifetime cancer risk through inhalation was 7.1E-10 7.1E-10

One published study reported rural atmospheric BaP equivalent concentrations in Canada as a median of 0.14 ng m-3, with major cities such as Toronto and Winnipeg having median BaP equivalent concentrations of 0.76 ng m-3 and 0.14 ng m-3, respectively, compared to the maximum BaP equivalent concentration measured in this study of 0.21 ng m-3[ 20].

Within that hotspot, a European satellite found atmospheric methane concentrations equivalent to emissions of about £1.3m a year.

The study simulated the effects of a steady rise in carbon dioxide levels until the equivalent atmospheric concentration topped 1,000ppm (parts per million).

Evidence of hypoxic pulmonary vasodilation in man was obtained during Operation Everest II [ 13], in which normal subjects were decompressed in a hypobaric chamber for 40 days to an atmospheric pressure (Pb) equivalent to the summit of Mount Everest.