Sentence examples for introduced the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Lower conveys well the physical and moral landscape of this period: how, before the extermination camps were introduced, the atmosphere was permeated by the thousands of hastily buried corpses beneath the ground; how it was all too easy for those with little education and few moral anchors to lose their way in the "Wild East".

Exhaust gases which are introduced into the atmosphere contain impurities such as carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxide.

A horizontal, canopy-like, magnetic field is introduced to the atmosphere, in which degenerated slow MHD waves can exist.

At radio wavelengths, the distortions introduced by the atmosphere are less important than at optical wavelengths, and so the theoretical angular resolution of a radio telescope can in practice be achieved even for the largest dimensions.

Everyone is now familiar with the way all the CO2 we have introduced into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution has a tendency to trap the sun's heat into the lower atmosphere.

For example, the extent to which that gas, introduced into the atmosphere by smokestacks and exhaust pipes, is absorbed by the oceans depends on the temperature of surface waters.

Dr. Broecker's argument is that the present cooling trend in the north will be reversed as more and more carbon dioxide is introduced into the atmosphere by the burning of fuels.

The vertical structure of the Martian atmosphere that is, the relation of temperature and pressure to altitude is determined partly by a complicated balance of several energy-transport mechanisms and partly by the way energy from the Sun is introduced into the atmosphere and lost by radiation to space.

Besides causing beautiful opalescent colours, nacreous clouds' tiny ice crystals also act to encourage chemical reactions between ozone and the chlorine and bromine that we have introduced into the atmosphere by our use of substances such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in aerosols and fridge mechanisms.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a relatively new strategy for reducing the amount of carbon dioxide introduced into the atmosphere.

In other words, if we put a price on carbon (because we want to deter the use of hydrocarbons that most scientists believe are leading to climate change when introduced into the atmosphere) then we have a way of creating a value proposition for energy that recognizes the imbalance between systems that support fossilized sunshine and those that create new opportunities for non-extracted energy.