Sentence examples for sensible atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Staging at high sub-orbital velocity above the sensible atmosphere enables the use of only one standardised upper stage for all missions.

The nature of flight trajectories in the sensible atmosphere is described and vehicles that have successfully operated in the human flight design space are identified.

My comfortable demeanor gives me the ability to command taxing situations while encouraging a sensible, composed atmosphere.

Consequently, forests often transmit more latent and sensible heat to the atmosphere, cooling locally compared to the grassland or unirrigated cropland (Jackson et al. 2008).

Almost every interviewee makes a point of telling me how close-knit the atmosphere at Sensible Days can be.

Increased transpiration, plus possible larger evaporation from moister soils, will increase latent heat flux at the expense of sensible heating of the atmosphere.

The heat budget of a lake includes several major factors: net incoming solar radiation, net exchange of long-wave radiation emitted by the lake surface and the atmosphere, transfer of sensible heat at the surface interface, and latent-heat processes.

The warming during the drought was associated with increased incoming shortwave radiation in combination with reduced evaporative cooling from water deficits, which enhanced surface temperatures and sensible heat transfer to the atmosphere.

Despite the ageing effects, reflective pavements have found to contribute in reducing the peak summer ambient temperature up to 1,7 K, while their surface temperature was up to 12,3 K lower than that of conventional pavement reducing considerably the sensible heat released to the atmosphere.

In addition to estimating longwave optical depths, parameterizations are developed for surface cooling due to shortwave absorption in the atmosphere, and for convective (sensible and latent) heat transfer.

Vegetated land cover acts as "air conditioners" because they use large amount of energy on ET, thus decreasing sensible heat and cooling the surrounding atmosphere (Hao et al. 2015).