Sentences with phrase «by the background atmospheric»

It's correct that an extra methane molecule is something like 25 times more influential than an extra CO2 molecule, although that ratio is primarily determined by the background atmospheric concentration of either gas, and GWP typically assumes that forcing is linear in emission pulse, which is not valid for very large perturbations.

It's correct that an extra methane molecule is something like 25 times more influential than an extra CO2 molecule, although that ratio is primarily determined by the background atmospheric concentration of either gas, and GWP typically assumes that forcing is linear in emission pulse, which is not valid for very large perturbations.

Not exact matches

From in situ measurements made over a 20 - month period by the Tunable Laser Spectrometer (TLS) of the Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument suite on Curiosity at Gale Crater, we report detection of background levels of atmospheric methane of mean value 0.69 ± 0.25 ppbv at the 95 % confidence interval (CI).

He has disturbed the original image by painting or carving into the printed background, enhancing the atmospheric quality created by the view of this vast, unpopulated landscape.

I also enjoyed the gorgeous suite of new paintings set against an atmospheric grey background by Chris Ofili, who is onto something unusually beautiful in his new symbolism.

In a show distinguished by the quality of several paintings, the works of Paul Resika stand out, especially the atmospheric orange and reds that drift across one another like vapors in the background of the surreally poetic Romance, made in 2012 when he was in his 90s.

The walls and carpet are coloured in a deep soothing blue reminding of Yves Klein's monochromes, while atmospheric, ambient music plays in the background, periodically punctuated by coughing sounds.

Bodoni's practice is characterized by large complex canvases, usually depicting industrialist and viscerally atmospheric backgrounds in which his characters innocently exist.

The eleven canvases, deemed landscapes by more categorical historians, are atmospheric and quite literally absorbing; the flat Southern sunlight that infuses the gallery's front room seeps directly into the dense yellow background

Temperature is proportional to pressure, therefor Earth atmospheric temperature is formed by background radiation pressure, and distance from the shielding effect of the Sun

The biggest increase in background radiation levels world wide was during the peak of atmospheric weapons testing during the 1960s raising the level by about 5 %.

Although he had no background in meteorology — his work in Europe, which had twice laid foundations for Nobel - winning studies by others, had been in sub-atomic physics — he obtained a modest position addressing the problem of atmospheric radiation: