The Japanese houses, found around the United Nations, are almost imperial in their atmosphere.
Though operating in the bohemian quarter, the bals musettes were always extremely respectable, whereas the small boîtes like the Jungle, on the Boulevard Montparnasse were brazen, gay, and licentious in their atmosphere.
Finally, we present the relations between these physical parameters and the spectral subtypes of the studied stars and we give our results about the structure of the C IV region in their atmosphere.
On the other hand, universities might vary regarding their format of instructions and in their atmosphere.
Objects below about 2,200 K, however, do actually have mineral grains in their atmospheres.
But as they age, for a short period, they display brightened areas in their atmospheres.
And maybe, just maybe, we will be able to detect a signature of life in their atmospheres.
By studying the light from these planets (or exoplanets, to use the proper lingo), we can tell what molecules are in their atmospheres.
And I wondered why Neal, who has spent as much of his life in England as I have, if not more, always seems to have felt it murmuring away like an old song, though the institutions that shaped and opened up his life – schools, universities, regiments, publishers, broadcasters, employers – were at the very least British, when not downright English, in their atmospheres and influences.
Nevertheless, the presence of various organic species has been confirmed in their atmospheres (Lodders 2010).
Among those stars, 109 exhibited spectra indicating that heavier elements such as calcium were present in their atmospheres.
