Sentence examples for complex atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The current study can be extended to consider more complex atmosphere input and topography, etc.

An important skill of the atmospheric chemist is to make the judicious approximations necessary to convert the real, complex atmosphere into a model system which lends itself to analytical or numerical solution.

In microwave probing of the Earth's atmosphere, we produced a set of theoretical calculations that included most of the effects of absorption, radiation, and scattering for a complex atmosphere.

"These five detailed papers completely transform our view of Pluto – revealing the former 'astronomer's planet' to be a real world with diverse and active geology, exotic surface chemistry, a complex atmosphere, puzzling interaction with the sun and an intriguing system of small moons".

For this week's Six-Pack, I want to highlight David Michael Chandler, a hand-drawing fanatic whose work seems almost childlike in style and ingenuity, but never fails to deliver a complex atmosphere upon closer inspection.

Radio-telescope images taken in 1998 confirm that Betelgeuse has a highly complex atmosphere, with a temperature of 3,450 ± 850K similar to that recorded on the star's surface but much lower than surrounding gas in the same region.

The results showed that the designed continuous pyrolysis test provided a clear understanding of the coal pyrolysis behavior in various complex atmospheres free of and with O2.

Qualitative and quantitative differences between complex atmospheres can be discriminated according to their mutagenic activity.

The possibility to test native harmful atmospheres for the screening of chemicals, industrial products as well as complex atmospheres constitutes an interesting domain in the context of acute toxicity and biological activities.

Last, although the data presented are based on studies with complex atmospheres, the study design and analysis of results are relatively facile when considering the number of chemical components in the combustion mixtures.

These challenges can be overcome in toxicologic and clinical studies by developing advanced exposure techniques to separate, characterize, and deliver different-sized particles and accompanying gases from complex air pollution atmospheres in order to improve understanding of the physicochemical basis of air pollution health effects.