Sentence examples for high density air from inspiring English sources

In areas of high density air traffic, contrails contribute to thicker cloud coverings that reflect warmth from the sun, making days cooler, but trap heat radiated from the ground, making nights warmer.

In this analysis we used high density air quality monitoring and land-use regression methods to estimate variability in ambient exposures to benzene, BTEX compounds, and formaldehyde in New York City.

The left edge of the conveyor belt is sharp due to higher density air moving in from the west forcing a sharp slope to the cold front.

Future studies should aim to determine the efficacy of high-density air ion therapy for treating depression among men and women.

Our finding of statistically significant heterogeneity across studies in the low-density analysis is likely impacted by these varying exposure levels, whereas the effect of high-density air ion treatment may occur independently of the range of exposure levels if an effective exposure threshold is exceeded.

Terman et al.'s [ 8] double-blind study of the effects of timed bright light and negative air ionization on SAD in 124 adults showed that exposure to high-density air ionization provided subjects with clinically significant relief by producing a 50% reduction in depressive symptoms from baseline.

The GRAPES-3 experiment is a compact, high density extensive air shower (EAS) array of ∼400 scintillator detectors operating in conjunction with a 560 m2 tracking muon telescope with a threshold of Eμ>1 GeV.

In fact, the existence of ice in cold places and the high density of air at low temperatures have detrimental effects on aerodynamics.

Third, although we had access to a relatively high density of 27 air monitoring stations near and around Incheon and used block kriging to construct spatial exposure surfaces, the uncertainty of the predicted average concentrations for the dongs was not incorporated into the regression analyses.

Radioactive decay of uranium in minerals, especially granite, generates radon gas that can diffuse through soil and rock and enter buildings through basements (radon has a higher density than air) and through water supplies derived from wells (radon has a significant solubility in water).

The concentrations of cortisol in the incubation medium mimic plasma cortisol levels seen in fish exposed to different types of stresses such as handling, confinement, high density, food-deprivation or air-exposure.