Sentence examples for the external atmospheric from inspiring English sources

It must withstand the external atmospheric pressure during normal operation and the internal overpressure in case of an accident.

In this review, the discussion is focused on the application of CFD in the external atmospheric processes as well as modeling in land and water management.

With the simultaneous introduction of both CO2 and CCS taxation in the power sector, designed to internalise the external atmospheric and geological effects of CO2 emissions and storage, respectively, we find that CCS will only be developed if the climate change damage costs are at least of the order of 100 €/tCO22 or the CO2 storage damage costs not more than a few €/tCO22.

Generally speaking, aerosol nanobatteries can use both a condensed oxidizer (a third possible component contained in the nanoparticle) and external atmospheric oxidizers: first of all, atmospheric oxygen or water vapour, contacting with a core reductant of nanoparticles through a layer of electrolyte.

In particular, the multi-copters are modeled by the six Degrees-of-Freedom (6DOF) model, the constraint forces on the wires are calculated using the Udwadia Kalaba equation and the external disturbances (atmospheric turbulence and gust) are included in the simulation.

All high-performance engines are sensitive to changes in external atmospheric conditions, which are immediately reflected in changes in the engine output characteristics.

It must withstand both external atmospheric pressure during normal operation and internal overpressure in case of an accident.

8, 53 (2) Relative deoxygenation of cells at different levels of external (atmospheric) hypoxia was calculated from calibration Equation (1).

An innovative issue is that we incorporate the external costs/benefits associated with (a) atmospheric pollution impacts (b) impacts on soil and groundwater (c) impacts on quality of life (d) electricity use/displacement (e) fertilizer use reduction from compost.

The low background values at nighttime of the mesospheric hydroxyl (OH) radical make it easier to single out the atmospheric response to the external solar forcing in Polar Regions.

Moreover, the source and the intensity of illumination, humidity, temperature (heat), and the atmospheric pollution as the external factors can affect the stability of natural dyes as well.