An uneasy dread hangs over "Sunset Edge," a densely atmospheric portrait of disaffected youth by artist-filmmaker Daniel Peddle that flouts preconceived notions at every unconventional turn.
Furthermore, forest edges catch more atmospheric deposition, due to obstruction of the wind profile causing advection and turbulent exchange.
In this study, we tested the mitigating effect of gradual forest edges on the atmospheric deposition of inorganic nitrogen (N) and the potentially acidifying pollutants SO42−, NO3−, and NH4+ (N + S).
Watching these four extremely distinct contrasting atmospheric edges melt into one another as a kid in Michigan, and today from my home in the New York City, is a beautiful ritual.
The murder of a corrupt judge sets the people of a secluded Pakistani village on edge in Aslam's atmospheric first novel, first published in 1993.
In a 1993 Nature paper, a group of scientists led by the Cornell astronomer Carl Sagan concluded that the red edge combined with abundant atmospheric oxygen and radio signals constituted "evidence of life on Earth without any a priori assumptions about its chemistry".
Forest edges, which catch more atmospheric deposition, have become important features in European landscapes and elsewhere.
NOAA's purview is wide, extending from the depths of the ocean to the edge of space, and includes atmospheric research, weather prediction and other fields.
No new field drainage scheme will help us as atmospheric carbon concentrations edge up to 400 parts per million; hardware and technology alone can't solve problems of this magnitude.
The spectrometer bandwidth covers 185-323 GHz to both probe the entire redshift range of interest and to include channels at the edges of the band for atmospheric noise mitigation.
