Sentence examples for from one atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"Whenever you pass from one atmosphere to another there's a lot of energy," Murray said.

We share one atmosphere.

The energies one carries in one atmosphere attracts one's physical reality.

A hospital in which there is always a senior doctor available to supervise a junior doctor who is performing a new procedure has a very different atmosphere from one in which the junior is left to get on with it and try their best.

The atmosphere from one concert to the other could not have been more different.

Most importantly, protecting us from Keystone XL would protect our atmosphere from one of the most carbon-intensive fuels ever discovered.

Why was it, he wondered, that people most exposed to these supposedly noxious miasmas — sewer workers, for example — were no more likely to be afflicted with cholera than anyone else? Snow also knew that the concentration of gases declined rapidly over distance, so how could a miasma arising from one source pollute the atmosphere of a whole neighborhood, or even a city?

A memorabilia item, like a necklace, footprints in sand kit or even a memory box can be a great way to change the atmosphere from one of loss to one of honoring the time they had together.

Our latest development, the CULTEX® RFS module, is characterized by a radial distribution of the test atmosphere from one sampling point to the cells, resulting in a homogeneous deposition of particulate matter on the cells which can be calculated according to a simplified model distinguishing between sedimentation, differentiation and electrical deposition (Fig. S 1 in the ESM).

Kenny Jackett, the Millwall manager, spoke of his pride in emerging successful from "one of the best atmospheres I've ever been involved in".

Overall, these studies (1) suggest that a variety of instruments has been used to study upper atmospheric changes during SSWs; (2) convincingly demonstrated that SSW events affect the thermosphere ionosphere system beyond the turbopause; and (3) suggest that the associated observed changes in the upper atmosphere vary from one warming event to another.