Sentence examples for troposphere that from inspiring English sources

It relies on a rather counterintuitive effect: the warming influence of cirrus cloud could be reduced by adding tiny "seed" particles to the upper troposphere that actually encourage the formation of the ice crystals from which the clouds are made.

In addition to the ATAL and NATAL (see Figure 1), this study finds other aerosol enhancement features in the upper troposphere that are not currently recognized in observations.

This surprising feature serves as an excellent boundary condition for testing, evaluating, and tuning global models of BC. [20] The rBC MMR has gradients between the extratropical and tropical upper troposphere that are much larger than those observed in the trace gases that have been used previously to infer isentropic mixing of air into the TTL.

Carbon dioxide was harmless — that is, until it became so concentrated in the troposphere that it threatened to cook the planet.

He said: "On 13 August 1969, there was either a wind shear or temperature inversion in the troposphere that bent the sound back down so it arrived right back at Jersey Hill on that day, and that day alone".

These are capable of injecting large plumes of Central American co-ignimbrite ash into the lower stratosphere and upper troposphere, that is, the ideal atmospheric height to facilitate west-to-east blowing wind transport (e.g., rather than transport from east-to-west in the higher stratosphere) (Fig. 4).

Their abundances in the deep (below 10 bar) troposphere imply that the atmosphere of Jupiter is enriched in the elements carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and possibly oxygen by factor of 2 4 relative to the Sun.

After increasing 10-fold from 1850, zinc emissions peaked at 3.4 million tonnes per year in the 1980s and declined to 2.7 million tonnes in the 1990s, although a 2005 study of the Arctic troposphere found that the concentrations there did not reflect the decline.

Explain that troposphere temperatures have been rising.22 to.4° F per decade since 1979 if skeptics argue that the troposphere, the area that would be the hottest if greenhouse gases were causing climate change, is relatively cool.

With a focus on North Carolina, we briefly identify the surface and middle troposphere meteorological patterns that characterize each air mass.

Cumulus congestus clouds extend into the middle troposphere, while deep, precipitating cumuliform clouds that extend throughout the troposphere are called cumulonimbus.