Sentence examples for capture the atmospheric from inspiring English sources

Within their drone, Errors capture the atmospheric thrill of an 80s movie (and no wonder, when you consider how much of Errors' back catalogue is repeatedly featured on TV).

I would absolutely love to see Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments series as a Studio Ghibli adaption - I think they'd perfectly capture the atmospheric world, the action and the characters.

His luminous views of northeastern salt marshes reflected a cool nostalgia and captured the atmospheric tension that precedes a breaking storm.

The instruments captured the atmospheric pressures and electrical currents of 11 dust devils that swept directly over one of the sensors or close by.

They were both masters at capturing on canvas the atmospheric qualities of the weather.

14 However, to force a perpendicular orientation of these molecules on the pyramids, as required for the efficient capture of atmospheric gases, the introduction of a single thiol group at just one location of the porphyrin periphery was necessary.

This suggests that in situ observations in Puerto Princesa at the southern Philippines station and in Laoag at the northern station, where we carried out intensive upper-air observations, can capture representative atmospheric structure changes in the south and north Philippines before and after the summer monsoon onset.

Based on the modified Riemann Liouville fractional derivative, we can have the time space fractional ((2+1)) dimensional NLS equation, which can better reflect the propagation characteristics of the envelope gravity wave and capture the nonlinear phenomenon in actual atmospheric movement.

Shot half in black and white, with the other half bathed in deep purple lighting, the gig at Hollywood's Fonda theatre captured the plush and atmospheric sounds of the riveting record.

The WRF model captured the synoptic-scale atmospheric features well, but the simulated 24-h accumulated precipitation and short-period temporal evolution of precipitation over the heavy-rain region were less successful.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) capture, transport and storage (CCTS) in deep geological formations can mitigate the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases.