Sentence examples for overlying atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The surface mixed layer of the ocean is a huge reservoir of heat when compared with the overlying atmosphere.

The star becomes hotter because its hot core is exposed by the loss of the overlying atmosphere.

This paper describes a robust but relatively simple thermal-based energy balance model that parameterizes the key soil/substrate and vegetation exchange processes affecting the radiative balance and turbulent energy transport with the overlying atmosphere.

Altimetry has revealed the complexity of the mesoscale system… the scientific community is now working to understand the interplay between these mesoscale eddies, the ocean interior and its impact on the overlying atmosphere.

Wu and her research community discovered that the decrease in sea ice cover in the BKS region and the associated warming of the overlying atmosphere by the heat released from the exposed ocean weakens the stratospheric polar vortex, and the "downward influence" from the stratosphere to the troposphere weakens the retaining-wall properties of the AO.

More open water in the Arctic Ocean has led to more evaporation, which moisturizes the overlying atmosphere, the researchers say.

The amount of radiation emitted by the lake surface is proportional to the fourth power of the surface temperature, whereas the radiation emitted by the clouds and atmosphere overlying the lake depends primarily upon the amount and height of the clouds and the temperature and moisture content of the atmosphere near the lake surface.

The researchers also found that "the atmosphere overlying the Southern Ocean is undergoing significant climate change," says oceanographer and lead author Takamitsu Ito, of Colorado State University, Fort Collins.

The observed airglow signal presents several questions and uncertainties that are explored here with the support of the three-dimensional modeling of the tsunami related IGW propagating in the atmosphere overlying the Hawaiian archipelagos.

If enough gas builds up, the resulting explosion could catapult a column of overlying rock into the atmosphere.

Some geologists hold that the conditions were produced at depth by a stable stratification of lighter, fresher water overlying and sealing off from the atmosphere a more saline, stagnant layer.