Sentence examples for production in the upper from inspiring English sources

He was exciting in these roles, but they began to expose a chink in his vocal armoury, a dangerously open production in the upper register.

Fluxes of organic carbon into the PELAGRA traps were similar to those expected from measurements of new production in the upper mixed layer.

Shah, V., and Jaeglé, L. (2017), Surface deposition of oxidized mercury dominated by production in the upper and middle troposphere, Atmos Chem Phys, 17(14), 8999 9017, doi 10.5194/acp-17-8999-2017.

Our sediment-transport framework explains the discrepancy between sediment sources identified by zircon dating and the strong sediment production in the upper reaches favored by studies of fine-grained sediment or cosmogenic isotopes applied to quartz grains.

For high-production wells, large dip angles cause large differences in the depth over a small area, resulting in significant differences in the physical parameters of the upper and lower reservoirs, especially reservoir pressure, permeability and gas content, which lead to the phenomenon of unsynchronized gas production in the upper and lower reservoirs, resulting in two gas production peaks.

In addition, Gieskes et al. (1979) noted from their studies in the tropical open ocean that the primary production in the upper part of the euphotic zone was underestimated, probably caused by more rapid bleaching of chlorophyll in algal cells incubated at fixed depths compared to cells freely circulating in the vertically mixed surface layer.

The particle impact and flux on the Earth's atmosphere is interesting especially for nuclide production building in the upper atmosphere and for ozone production in the stratosphere and mesosphere as done by Sinnhuber et al. (2003) and Winkler et al. (2008).

Pelletier, N., Pirog, R. & Rasmussen, R. Comparative life cycle environmental impacts of three beef production strategies in the upper midwestern United States.

Much of this production accumulated in the upper ocean, so that the predicted downward export of particulate organic carbon (POC) only represented 22% of the accumulated C in the upper ocean.

Simultaneously, there is a direct effect on ozone production rates in the upper stratosphere through the SSI variation impact on UV photolysis of O 2, a key ingredient for ozone production.

Despite differences between groups, trends towards the restoration target were evident for species composition of seedlings only in the lower hills, and for bud/flower and fruit production only in the upper hills.