Sentence examples for the outside atmosphere from inspiring English sources

To keep any of the gas from escaping, the air pressure in the building will be kept lower than the outside atmosphere.

It was shown that LAI plays a major role in determining the degree of coupling between the greenhouse canopy and the outside atmosphere.

Improving the design, control and management of greenhouse ventilation systems requires a better insight into the coupling and feedback mechanisms between the crop, the internal atmosphere and the outside atmosphere.

WRF is studied using a multiphase advection diffusion 3-layer analytical model with advective flow, possibly induced by a pressure deficit inside the house compared with the outside atmosphere.

Ventilation shafts and access drifts of these mines are usually sealed by plugging with concrete to isolate the mine environment from the outside atmosphere (surface) and also to prevent unauthorized access to old workings.

Climatic parameters in caves -- temperature, humidity, and water discharge -- are very stable over a period of time that is short on the geological scale, because they remain close to equilibrium with the outside atmosphere.

Sealing Biosphere 2 involved rigorous design specifications and inclusion of two expansion chambers (called "lungs") to accommodate expansion/contraction of the atmosphere, which enabled limiting the pressure difference between inside and outside atmospheres to the range of ±8 Pa (0.08 mBar).

Would you be able to recreate the process outside the atmosphere of the Earth?

1 I 0 is only 12% smaller than the irradiance outside the atmosphere (1370 W/m2), which is an indicator of the quality of the site. 2 The electricity production using the model and the raw data for the reference year agrees within 5%. 3 α=0.08 from the ratio of the measurements at 10 and 30 m.

"Just understanding the environment outside the atmosphere was important for whether nuclear missiles would work," said Dr David Parker, director of technology, science and exploration at the UK Space Agency UKSAA).

Outer space, also simply called space, refers to the relatively empty regions of the universe outside the atmospheres of celestial bodies.