Sentence examples for long-term atmospheric from inspiring English sources

The atmospheric sciences are traditionally divided into three topical areas meteorology (the study and forecasting of weather), climatology (the study of long-term atmospheric patterns and their influences), and aeronomy (the study of the physics and chemistry of the upper atmosphere).

Pacific Area Long-term Atmospheric observation for Understanding climate change.

Those plant species growing healthily under long-term atmospheric pollution environment are considered to be resilient.

We found that the transformation of a graphene crystal with Cu oxidation is significantly different for the thermal annealing and room temperature long-term atmospheric oxidation.

Terrestrial biosphere models and long-term atmospheric observations (Graven et al. 2013) reveal an increase of biospheric CO2 seasonal exchange during the past few decades that are driven by rising temperatures and atmospheric CO2 concentrations.

We conducted intensive upper-air observations in Laoag, Puerto Princesa, and Cebu Mactan in collaboration with PAGASA during the Pacific Area Long-term Atmospheric observation for the Understanding of climate change (PALAU) 2013 observation project.

The method consists of using large scale long term atmospheric data and their statistical properties to run a mesoscale model and post-process its output in order to get a small scale picture of atmospheric motion.

The objectives of this research were to determine photosynthesis, evapotranspiration and growth of lettuce at long-term low atmospheric pressure.

The application of mosses as biological samplers for dry, occult and wet atmospheric deposition has several advantages: in addition to the long-term accumulation of atmospheric deposition without physiological damages, this method is cost effective and time saving.

We investigate long-term trends of atmospheric drag on LEO satellites due to solar forcing induced atmospheric perturbations and heating at different phases of the solar cycle, and during short intervals of strong geomagnetic disturbances or magnetic storms.

The trend appears linked to a long-term shift in atmospheric pressure and winds around the North Pole and could also be related to global warming, the researchers said.