Sentence examples for the same atmospheric from inspiring English sources

She was now sealed in at the same atmospheric pressure as at the surface; this pressure would be maintained during her dive, no matter how deep she went or how long she stayed there, providing she did not exceed the vehicle's capabilities.

Mr. Sontag complained that it was not possible to see the garments move at his exhibit; Ms. Leskovar bemoaned the fact that a weeklong installation did not have quite the same atmospheric impact as a runway show with flashing lights and thundering music; and Ms. Teboul worried that their installation's location, a little distance from fashion week's runways, might have discouraged some invitees.

Despite using the same atmospheric forcing, the solutions show significant differences.

This year we have installed Electric field meter (100) for the same atmospheric electric field measurements shown in Fig. 2.

Moreover, the lineaments were found in several interferograms taken on different dates, and it is unlikely that the same atmospheric effects occurred on different data acquisition dates.

Because we used the same atmospheric boundary conditions for the CTL and CLM experiments, we could not extract the impact of remote SST.

Using the same upper atmospheric model as Cnossen and Richmond ([2013]), De Haro Barbas et al. ([2013]) estimated the global distribution of the difference between the Sq amplitude in 2008 and 1958 derived from the H component of the geomagnetic field.

From the look of the trailer, this season might actually be the return to form that the show needs with the same brooding, atmospheric tone of the original season, and, apparently, multiple timelines.

At the same time, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations in the Northern Hemisphere exceeded 400 parts per million in May, furthering the probability of more violent and unpredictable weather, greater storm surges, greater impacts on agriculture, more heat advisories and more warnings to curtail energy consumption.

It turns out that this would convert to 1033 millibars of pressure, the same as atmospheric or 14.7 psi or 30 inches of mercury, and you will find that most weather maps and all aeronautical weather charts are in millibars and the figures are generally very close to 1000 or so millibars at sea level.

Due to the shadow effect, the power outputs of the DWT model was found to be decreased by 3.2% when they were operated in a same atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) wind.