Sentence examples for developing the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Dogs would be used during the transport, Zuley wrote in a memo uncovered by a Senate committee, to "assist developing the atmosphere that something major is happening and add to the tension level of the detainee".

The electromagnetic part of an extensive air shower developing in the atmosphere provides significant information complementary to that obtained by water Cherenkov detectors which are predominantly sensitive to the muonic content of an air shower at ground.

Designed as the first mission to explore the ultra-high energy universe from space, JEM-EUSO will monitor the Earth's atmosphere at night to record the UV (300 430 nm) tracks generated by the extensive air showers produced by ultra-high energy primary particles developing in the atmosphere.

Introspective melodies jostle with climatic highs, and the semi-seated venue develops the heady atmosphere of a festival dance tent.

And so it was hard to develop the team atmosphere and the team chemistry that is necessary to carry you through the playoffs".

But 1percentt of that money could be put toward working out geoengineered climate fixes like sulfate particles in the atmosphere, and developing the understanding we need to ensure that they wouldn't just make matters worse.

GAIA is a combination of three models that were independently developed, the whole-atmosphere (from troposphere to thermosphere) general circulation model (GCM), the ionosphere model, and the electrodynamics model.

In technical terms, a thunderstorm is said to develop when the atmosphere becomes "unstable to vertical motion".

The wind and pressure systems of the Pacific conform closely to the planetary system the patterns of air pressure and the consequent wind patterns that develop in the atmosphere of the Earth as a result of its rotation (Coriolis force) and the inclination of its axis (ecliptic) toward the Sun.

The telescopes are sensitive to the UV light created at the moment a high-energy shower develops in the atmosphere and is within the field-of-view (FOV) of the telescopes.

Although most attractions, such as the cable car over the Great Orme, appear to be closed, and the promenade is mainly populated by OAPs battling an unforgiving squall, Llandudno has not developed the kind of atmosphere prevalent in Ramsgate or Southend, which doesn't so much dent your holiday mood as sap the will to live.