Sentence examples for outside atmosphere from inspiring English sources
To keep any of the gas from escaping, the air pressure in the building will be kept lower than the outside atmosphere.
It was shown that LAI plays a major role in determining the degree of coupling between the greenhouse canopy and the outside atmosphere.
Improving the design, control and management of greenhouse ventilation systems requires a better insight into the coupling and feedback mechanisms between the crop, the internal atmosphere and the outside atmosphere.
WRF is studied using a multiphase advection diffusion 3-layer analytical model with advective flow, possibly induced by a pressure deficit inside the house compared with the outside atmosphere.
Ventilation shafts and access drifts of these mines are usually sealed by plugging with concrete to isolate the mine environment from the outside atmosphere (surface) and also to prevent unauthorized access to old workings.
Here by chimney we mean a vertical structure for venting into the outside atmosphere hot flue gases produced e.g. in a combustion process like in a boiler, in a stove, in a furnace or in a fireplace.
Sealing Biosphere 2 involved rigorous design specifications and inclusion of two expansion chambers (called "lungs") to accommodate expansion/contraction of the atmosphere, which enabled limiting the pressure difference between inside and outside atmospheres to the range of ±8 Pa (0.08 mBar).
They are similar when measured from outside the atmosphere by integrating the fluxes (mainly sensitive to particles in the upper atmosphere) and from inside the atmosphere by the DISR/Huygens experiment looking upward (Table 1).
Virgin estimates each flight will take roughly two and a half hours — including four minutes in actual space and the iconic view of Earth from outside its atmosphere.
The heat-shield and three parachutes on Huygens were designed to slow the probe from 11,200mph outside the atmosphere to 12mph as it landed.
Because of atmospheric absorption, X-ray telescopes must be carried to high altitudes by rockets or balloons or placed in orbit outside the atmosphere.
