Here, the electric fields produced by volume scatter from a moving atmosphere at angles of ±θ sum to produce an electric field on the ground, the real part of which is a sinusoid of wavelength ( raisebox{1ex}{$lambda $} left/ raisebox{-1ex raisebox{-1ex $}{ight. ) that moves with twice the velocity of the atmosphere at the backscatter height.
When the team consulted air pressure charts maps of the moving atmosphere, essentially the picture came together.
Other lifestyle considerations figure attractively: Personality-wise, those with a hard-driving, entrepreneurial streak might find the fast-moving atmosphere of a start-up a better fit than the halls of academe.
The painting's violence and magic are made moving by an atmosphere of autumnal woods and rainy, gloomy colours.
It is a tense drama, peopled with seedy characters moving in an atmosphere of English parochial repression, which unfolds inexorably towards a characteristically grisly denouement.
BBC weather presenter Laura Tobin said this summer had been so wet because a jet stream - a fast moving band of air high in atmosphere - from America, which should be sitting across Scotland and the north of England, was much further south this year.
When they moseyed off stage, and a few Bowery Ballroom tech guys walked on and started swiftly moving cables around, the atmosphere of the room changed: this, by comparison, was real charisma.
Astrophysicists need to use relativistic mechanics when dealing with the energy sources of stars, the energy released in supernova explosions, and the motion of electrons moving in the atmospheres of pulsars or when considering the hot big bang.
Tweeting the photo was a risky move in an atmosphere of NYPD officers turning their backs to their mayor.
Measurements under a real sky meet with difficulties of sky luminance distribution stability because sun is continually moving and properties of atmosphere are changing.
