Sentence examples for interconnected atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Aspen was an early test of Heede's ability to gather information and see beyond obvious boundaries the invisible ripples from every project that affect the infinitely interconnected atmosphere.

The question of prediction is therefore difficult to answer, as these events depend on a synchronous and interconnected behaviour between the atmosphere and the surface layer of the ocean, which allows for positive feedback between the two systems.

The growing concern for the increase of the global warming effects due to anthropogenic activities raises the challenge of finding novel technological approaches to stabilize CO2 emissions in the atmosphere and counteract impinging interconnected issues such as desertification and loss of biodiversity.

"The ability to witness the entirety of the Milky Way with your bare eyes is something not only incredible, but also humbling to acknowledge how interconnected we are with the Earth, atmosphere and the space above".

The scaffolds have shown isotropic pore structure, when the calcium crosslinked alginate solutions were slowly frozen at −20°C, in a nearly homogenous cold atmosphere; the pores were spherical and interconnected.

The gallery is now a colony of interconnected spaces of varying sizes and very different atmospheres, which the exhibitions in the rolling programme will match.

And all living things share a thin blue line of atmosphere around our planet, making us all interconnected.

GO-Al2O3 structures with a 3D interconnected network were fabricated and thermally reduced in an N2 atmosphere.

A facile method for the direct synthesis of interconnected microporous carbon via carbonization of potassium acid phthalate in inert atmosphere is reported.

After pyrolysis of the hypercrosslinked polyHIPE at elevated temperature under N2 atmosphere, nitrogen- and oxygen-codoped porous carbonaceous foam exhibiting highly interconnected macroporous cells and a micro-/mesoporous carbon skeleton (carboHIPE) was obtained.

Given the broad response of natural substances to light, recognizing photochemical reactions in the environment is part of understanding its fabric of interconnected processes, particularly on land, where this has not been explored as much as in water or the atmosphere.