Sentence examples for atmospheric indicators from inspiring English sources
Most atmospheric indicators currently suggest neutral conditions — neither El Niño nor La Niña.
By comparing key atmospheric indicators of the circumbinary planet with results from a planet on a circular orbit around a sun-like star, we find that the periodic forcing of the atmosphere alters the planet's climate.
"The positive SST feedback from that warm pool would likely get outweighed by tropical forcing from an El Niño if we see a strong or super El Niño hold through the winter just based on past performance," Rogers said — and a few atmospheric indicators have him worried about the forecast for a super strong El Niño.
This study aims to verify the potential use of lichens – classical atmospheric pollution indicators – as biomonitors of carbon nanotubes aerosols.
Urban air quality and human exposure to atmospheric pollutants as indicators of urban sustainability can contribute to the discussion, namely through the study of the relation between urban structure and air quality.
To develop the MOCI, we selected, compiled, and synthesized 14 well-known atmospheric and oceanographic indicators of large-scale and regional processes (transport and upwelling), as well as local atmospheric and oceanic response variables such as wind stress, sea surface temperature, and salinity.
Unlike many Quaternary sediments, eolian deposits are direct indicators of atmospheric circulation.
Aerosol optical depth (AOD) is one of the most important indicators of atmospheric pollution.
Therefore, mosses were proved to serve as biological indicators for atmospheric depositions and ecologically defined land classes could be identified as more complex indicators which allow relating exposure monitoring with effects assessment.
The exposure indicators integrate atmospheric concentration data to construct population exposure indicators at a fine resolution (10 x 15 km grid) based on the modeling of trace metals (nickel-Ni, cadmium-Cd, and lead-Pb) transportation within the Picardy region [ 24].
As the indicator of atmospheric evaporative demand over a hypothetical reference surface, reference evapotranspiration (ET0) is an important input to hydrological models.
