Sentence examples for diffuse atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Data collected around the turn of the century suggested that Pluto's cold, diffuse atmosphere extended no more than 135 kilometers above the planet's surface, Greaves says.

The case for a subglacial ocean has been growing ever since Cassini first sensed a diffuse atmosphere at the moon in 2005.

After cowering from high-speed dust in the comet's tail, the spacecraft will examine the comet and watch as its diffuse atmosphere collides with Mars.

The substrate elements diffused outwardly toward the oxide-gas interface, oxygen from the atmosphere diffused inwardly and the coating elements diffused predominantly outward.

The opposite occurs during evaporation, when lighter isotopes diffuse into the atmosphere faster than their heavier counterparts.

Some greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide, readily dissolve in water and then diffuse into the atmosphere in a fairly uniform way.

Finally, because VOCs can diffuse through the atmosphere and the soil, they are well adapted for signaling between species that share a common ecological niche.

The solute segregation profile around the moving dislocation is characterized at low velocity by a condensed solute cloud near and on one side of the dislocation core, a region depleted of solute on the opposite side and a diffuse solute (Cottrell) atmosphere further from the core.

These gases then diffuse into the atmosphere.

Although some environmentalists with legitimate concerns about light pollution might welcome their removal, a preferable solution, as most recognize, lies in the utilization of lamps whose light, rather than being diffused into the atmosphere, is concentrated downward to the benefit of motorists and pedestrians.

The anthropogenic input of CO2 in the atmosphere diffuses into the ocean from its surface.