Sentence examples for driving atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Supporters groups, some styled on soccer's Ultras movement, are a big chunk of the core energy driving atmosphere at MLS games.

Deep convection is a minimum element for the organization of cloud systems, including cloudy disturbances, and plays an essential role in driving the atmosphere, through the transportation of energy in the troposphere from the tropics to the polar region (Webster 1972; Gill 1982; Emanuel and Raymond 1993).

Our study shows the power of integrating optical and flux data in LUE models to better understand factors driving surface-atmosphere carbon and water vapor flux cycles, one of the main goals of SpecNet.

"The oceans are wind-driven, so you have the atmosphere driving the whole thing," Wilson explains.

ICON will collect data from a low Earth orbit to compare the impacts of direct solar driving and lower atmosphere driving on variability in the ionosphere/thermosphere system, and GOLD will image the thermosphere from a geostationary orbit, allowing for an unprecedented global view of short-term variability.

As the hydrate melted, the methane--which is produced by sediment bacteria and is isotopically extremely light--would be released to the ocean and ultimately the atmosphere, driving a greenhouse warming.

Space agencies and national science foundations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia by now recognize the importance of lower atmosphere driving of the ionosphere-thermosphere system not only as a domain of compelling scientific inquiry but also as highly relevant for understanding and predicting space weather; a task highly relevant for technological societies.

That's because carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere, driving changes in climate that threatens to cause the greatest mass extinction since the dinosaurs disappeared and increases in sea levels that threaten to inundate and destroy wetlands just as surely, and far more extensively, than the oil slick.

And as we are learning on a daily basis, dramatic climate driven changes are already occurring in our environment -- Arctic sea ice at a new record low after having lost enough sea ice to cover the area of France, considered a tipping point in the climate system, allowing more heat to be absorbed by dark ocean waters, and further heating the atmosphere, driving further sea ice and permafrost loss.

As the planet warms, many scientists say, more energy and water vapor are entering the atmosphere and driving weather systems.

"This sectarian atmosphere is driving young people to retreat and lock themselves within the framework of the church," said Gamal Asaad, a Coptic Christian and member of Parliament.