Sentence examples for changes of atmospheric from inspiring English sources
Concern about such behavior derives not from theory or speculation, but from improving knowledge of how the Earth responded to past changes of atmospheric composition and from observations of ongoing changes.
Examples include changes of atmospheric pressure, variation of air pollution, or dynamical models of the sea surface elevation.
Annual changes of atmospheric pressure can be on the order of 1 kPa (Ohtake and Nakahara 1999), comparable to that by the water mass movements in this study.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Interannual changes of atmospheric pressure in the region of Siberian High (data from D'Arrigo et al. (2005).
For other climate studies and in accordance with WMO (2010) the time intervals to be considered for climate changes of atmospheric properties including temperature and precipitation should at least encompass 30 yearsj.
We treat this part of troposphere as an open complex system with dissipation where so called "blow up" processes are developed leading to sharp and fast changes of atmospheric parameters including the electric properties of the boundary layer.
Climate change, alteration of atmospheric composition, land abandonment in some areas and land use intensification in others, wildfires and biological invasions threaten forests, shrublands and pastures all over the world.
This overall trend implies that the secular change of atmospheric pCO2 relates more closely to that of total CO2 concentration in seawater rather than pH change.
Available aerocapture "corridor width" (allowable range of atmospheric entry angle) also depends on height rate of change of atmospheric density, as characterized by density scale height.
This paper attempts to investigate the possible change of atmospheric aerosol optical depth (AOD) associated with this earthquake by using MODIS data from both Terra and Aqua satellites.
This resulted two scenarios with a moderate temperature increase (+1°C) and two with strong temperature increase (+2°C), which were further distinguished by a strong or weak change of atmospheric circulation over Europe.
