Sentence examples for ground atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Hydrological models account for the storage, flow of water and water balance in a catchment, including exchanges of water and energy with the ground, atmosphere and oceans.

She added that the club wanted to retain more of the green spaces around the edge of the ground rather than build stands and keep the "County Ground atmosphere".

By assuming the Mg diffusion rate shown by Wu and Kohlstedt (1988), the heating duration necessary to form the observed magnetite, assumed to be ~10 nm (Fig. 9e), was calculated to be 6500 and 100 s at 650 and 900 °C, respectively, under the ground atmosphere pressure.

The performance of PICPF to protect large-scale concrete walls from chloride attack from ground, atmosphere and sea was evaluated; core specimens were taken from concrete walls after 1.5-year, 5.4-year and 10.6-year outdoor exposure, and tested for carbonation depth, chloride ions penetration depth, and compressive strength.

This increase was associated with ion content change in the near-ground atmosphere.

Smirnov (2014) studied the reaction of the electric and the meteorological states of the near-ground atmosphere during a geomagnetic storm on April 5, 2010.

This may be the result of not only the peculiarities of physical processes in the near-ground atmosphere for separate magnetic storms but also the choice of the location for field registration.

On the basis of the all the method of detection of radiological contamination in the near-ground atmosphere layer, in the bottom sediment and in the water layer is offered.

The latter fact may be associated not only with the peculiarities of physical processes in the near-ground atmosphere for separate geomagnetic storms but also with the choice of registration location, for example, as well as the atmospheric state before and during a storm and so on.

Observation data of the hydrothermal processes in the active layer are vital for the verification of permafrost formation and evolution, eco-hydrology, ground-atmosphere interactions, and climate models at various time and spatial scales.

An instrument called REMS is designed to provide new clues about the signature of the Martian general circulation, microscale weather systems, local hydrological cycle, destructive potential of UV radiation, and subsurface habitability based on ground-atmosphere interaction.