Sentence examples for pattern of atmospheric from inspiring English sources
Both events can be attributed to the same large-scale pattern of atmospheric circulation.
"We show that a human-caused latitude/altitude pattern of atmospheric temperature change can be identified with high statistical confidence in satellite data.
Floods in Pakistan in 2010, for example, were caused by an unusual pattern of atmospheric circulation which also contributed to the heatwave and fires in Russia in the same year.
A pattern of atmospheric circulation that tends to keep frigid air penned in the Arctic has weakened during the last two winters, allowing big tongues of cold air to descend far to the south, while masses of warmer air have moved north.
These events suggest the changes of the regional pattern of atmospheric circulation, which could be in turn induced by the global climatic shifts.
Heavy metal concentrations in Hylocomium splendens moss (n = 226) were used in geostatistical models to predict the extent and pattern of atmospheric deposition of Cd and Pb on Monument lands.
That La Niña is now over, according to scientists, but the patterns of atmospheric circulation that were associated with it are persisting, which could account for some of the drought.
Our review indicates that arctic microscale and field topographic variation dominate patterns of atmospheric N inputs and losses in arctic ecosystems.
Despite its low surface atmospheric pressure (only 1/100 of that of the Earth), the patterns of atmospheric circulation on Mars have formed a sea of circumpolar sand more than 5 million km² (1.9 million sq mi) in area, much larger than deserts on Earth.
Studies of natural δN levels in tree rings have suggested that they may reflect patterns of atmospheric nitrogen deposition (e.g. [ 35]) and fertilization studies have demonstrated that tree ring δN changes may reflect the historical N regime in a forest [ 36].
For example, there's a strong statistical suggestion that the QBO influences the North Atlantic Oscillation, a pattern of seesawing atmospheric pressures that dominates European weather.
