More deadly to aspens than lack of rainfall, they discovered, is increased atmospheric water demand: the additional water a hotter, drier atmosphere draws from the trees' leaves.
The addition of Mediterranean plants to the terrace, including thyme and bearded iris, mixed with a smattering of hot colours, evokes a warm, dry atmosphere.
The principal characteristics of northern Sudan and the desert of Egypt are aridity, a dry atmosphere, and a considerable seasonal, as well as diurnal, temperature range in Upper Egypt.
In the thin, dry atmosphere at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, the clarity of light is an astronomer's dream.
Some of these songs, like "Zon Dede," harness the undulant funk of Afrobeat; others, like "Kpon Fi La," favor sinuousness and a drier atmosphere.
In a comparatively dry atmosphere, sodium burns quietly, giving off a dense white caustic smoke, which can cause choking and coughing.
Beginning in 2002, after a stadium engineer posited that baseballs in Denver were harder and bouncier because of the dry atmosphere, game balls have been stored in a humidor to make them properly moist and less excitable.
As well as wanting to meet new people, I wanted to get away from the dry atmosphere of the French department and salvage something from my time at university.
Measurements performed at a voltage of 1 V in a dry atmosphere.
It is the extremely cold, dry atmosphere of the South Pole that makes it ideal for observing submillimeter wavelengths.
