Sentence examples for in developing atmosphere from inspiring English sources

He is actively involved in developing atmosphere and chemistry components for global climate models at NCAR.

In the deeply original Tom Jones especially, this assists in developing a distinctive atmosphere of self-confident magnanimity and candid optimism.

Allgame's Michael L. House enjoyed the use of soundbites in civilizations' native languages, which he said was "very influential in developing an era-enhancing atmosphere".

For bioethics to flourish in developing countries, it needs an atmosphere of freedom where people can practice free moral reasoning and have full potential to take their life decisions by themselves.

The vertical profiles by RS and the horizontally-resolved information by the cameras complement each other in developing three-dimensional models of the atmosphere.

The vertical profiles taken by RS and the horizontally-resolved information at several height levels by the cameras complement each other in developing three-dimensional models of the atmosphere.

The electromagnetic part of an extensive air shower developing in the atmosphere provides significant information complementary to that obtained by water Cherenkov detectors which are predominantly sensitive to the muonic content of an air shower at ground.

Although the U.S. and other rich countries are responsible for most of the man-made carbon pollution already in the atmosphere, developing economies like those in China and India are expected to drive global CO2 emissions upward for decades to come.

Designed as the first mission to explore the ultra-high energy universe from space, JEM-EUSO will monitor the Earth's atmosphere at night to record the UV (300 430 nm) tracks generated by the extensive air showers produced by ultra-high energy primary particles developing in the atmosphere.

But anyone who watches training can see the squad are thriving on these new methods and developing in an atmosphere where attacking freedom and creativity is encouraged.

MIDAS employs a novel technique to detect ultra-high energy cosmic rays, based on microwave emission from the cosmic ray shower developing in the atmosphere.