Sentence examples for underlying atmospheric from inspiring English sources

The commission recognizes these problems as well as the underlying atmospheric question: How much can it reimburse ratepayers for previous errors, and prevent future ones, without jeopardizing service?

This chapter focuses on some of the basic concepts and principles underlying atmospheric chemistry, as illustrated by the effects of both natural and anthropogenic trace constituents.

Events such as floods, droughts, heatwaves, and storms are precisely those with the greatest potential to inflict harm upon human and natural systems—making process-based understanding of underlying atmospheric and coupled Earth system processes critically important.

Future studies should target the role of landscape structure and attempt to distinguish it from that of the underlying atmospheric processes on microbial deposition with precipitation.

EISCAT_3D will be very valuable in this respect, since it can not only measure the underlying atmospheric processes but also observe the debris objects themselves (see "Space debris").

Underlying geology and atmospheric deposition have been found to influence stream chemistry in the Appalachians (Flum and Nodvin 1995; Zhi-Jun and others 2000).

We studied the sensitivity of a tidally locked Earth-like atmosphere to its underlying SST by simulating the atmospheric circulation, temperature, and ozone distribution changes generated by two different SST distributions.

The underlying technology -- called atmospheric laser transmission or, more informally, free space optics -- is not a new one.

The effective emissivity Eeff harmonically corresponds to the radiation transfer model and to the equations that can be used to determine the atmospheric and underlying surface parameters when sensing from the spacecraft board.

As a spin-off, the accelerometer observations provide insight into modeling satellite drag coefficients as well and support the enhancement of underlying theories for upper atmospheric models (Bowman et al., 2008).

However, the assumptions underlying the reconstruction of atmospheric composition have attracted some criticism, with widespread anoxia having little effect on life where it occurs in the Early Cambrian and the Cretaceous.