Sentences with phrase «of the atmosphere on»

The troposphere is the lowest layer of atmosphere on Earth and produces the planet's weather.

As ICREA Prof. at ICFO Gerasimos Konstantatos, expert in quantum dot - graphene research comments, «we engineered the QDs to extend to the short infrared range of the spectrum (1100 - 1900nm), to a point where we were able to demonstrate and detect the night glow of the atmosphere on a dark and clear sky enabling passive night vision.

exploring the intrinsic and forced variability and predictability of the general circulation of the atmosphere on short to extended ranges;

Of course, the actual effects of atmospheres on planets «are much, much less dramatic, but again, over geological timescales, they can matter and they can counter the effects of things like lunar and solar gravitational tides,» Scharf said.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), billed as «NASA's premier observatory of the next decade,» could search for signs of an atmosphere on Proxima b.

(Also overqualified for a relationshit pic is composer Clint Mansell, whose score comes through as the lone bit of atmosphere on an overqualified DD 5.1 soundtrack.)

It has a smattering of clubs, if you want to dance the night away, and there is plenty of atmosphere on warm summer nights.

We also know the amount of energy that enters the upper fringe of the atmosphere on its way from the sun.

This generation has altered the composition of the atmosphere on a global scale through radioactive materials and a steady increase in carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels.

His message to congress in 1965 («in the days when politicians actually listened to scientists» says Oreskes) that «This generation has altered the composition of the atmosphere on a global scale through... a steady increase in carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels» demonstrates the gathering political momentum, she says.

Climate Emergency Darebin will pursue the creation of a zero emissions economy that also engages in drawing excess CO2 out of the atmosphere on order to contribute to the emergency speed restoration of a cool safe climate.

Wehner and his co-authors of Chapter 2 of the NCA, which looked at the physical basis for our understanding of climate change, considered seven different future scenarios (including four new ones), ranging from the «do nothing» option to a geoengineering option, which would require an as - yet uninvented technology to take CO2 out of the atmosphere on a global scale, to achieve net negative emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050.

The only researched and quantified contribution of atmosphere on global temperature has been that of applying the Ideal Gas Laws and insolation [familiar to those educated before the popularity of «back radiation»]- Nikolov and Zeller being one example using empirically derived data from other atmospheric bodies within the Solar System.

You take 10,000 kg of atmosphere on 1 square meter (you can look that up with a google search, common knowledge, easy to calculate, etc), multiply by the specific heat capacity of air, multiply by the average temperature (255K), and you get the total energy.

The paper is not about climate or climate change but about dynamics of the atmosphere on short time scales.

Carbon dioxide content of atmosphere on Venus is 96.5 % while it is 0.04 % on Earth.

The difference illustrates the impact of the atmosphere on light and therefore energy passing through.

While water vapor accounts for one to two percent of the atmosphere on any given day, «CO2 is only about 0.04 % of the atmosphere (400 parts per million), so it's much less important than water vapor.»

In practice, the issue for accurately predicting climate in the long term is going to be some totally impracticable requirement for initial conditions like measuring the temperature in the lower 5 km of atmosphere on a 10 m grid to an accuracy of 0.001 C at every grid point.

My understanding is that H2O represents between 0 % and 4 % of the atmosphere on different days and different places.

About 96.5 percent of the atmosphere on Venus is made of CO2.

I had other thoughts about a null hypothesis in science, like for instance, if you want to understand the effect of «greenhouse - gasses» in the atmosphere, the null hypothesis would be, the effect of an atmosphere on a planet without greenhouse gasses.

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SummerSolstice65N-future.png Summary «Past and future of daily average insolation at top of the atmosphere on the day of the summer solstice, at 65 N latitude as derived from orbital parameters http://aom.giss.nasa.gov/srorbpar.html.

The description of these graphs say these are spectra of the atmosphere on a clear DAY in the arctic — get that?

Not exact matches

And it has a very helpful atmosphere which, in the case of Mars, being primarily CO2 with some nitrogen, and argon, and few other trace elements, means that we can grow plants on Mars just by compressing the atmosphere.

There are many conference centers popping up all over the UK either inner city or on the outskirts of towns and create a professional atmosphere.

Under cap and trade, the government sets a maximum cap on the units of carbon dioxide that can be released into the atmosphere while providing permits to companies.

An employee who decided to stay at Zappos wrote on Glassdoor on March 31 that Zappos is «still a great place to work» on account of its benefits, pay, and its employees, but that it's necessary to deal with a «disruptive atmosphere» and «bothersome social experiments.»

It will add to the relaxing, separated atmosphere of the room and improve the break time your employees have on a regular basis.

For much of the history of space exploration on Earth, the powerful rockets used to propel people and cargo to orbit or beyond typically end up in a watery grave at the bottom of the ocean or eventually burning up in the atmosphere.

Facebook offers, as do many similar companies, lots of food, stock options, open office space, on - site laundry, a focus on teamwork and open communication, a competitive atmosphere that fosters personal growth and learning and great benefits.

Classrooms at Disselboom primary school are equipped with SchoolVision, a lighting system developed by Philips that changes the atmosphere and ambience of a classroom depending on the type of lesson being taught.

Companies often begin by pouncing on these sorts of transgressions «and that immediately creates a hostile atmosphere because people don't want to let go of that.

«Unlike Titan [which NASA landed Huygens on in 2005], Europa does not have an extensive atmosphere and therefore we are unable to use parachutes of any kind in the landing process,» Green said in an email.

Restaurant Arras Located on the ground floor of a historic wool store, the exposed - brick atmosphere at Arras is elegant but relaxed.

While the Falcon 9's lower stage is expected to land, SpaceX will likely not be attempting to recover the rocket's upper stage on this mission, as that part of the rocket is not expected to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere.

As a result, they offer a subscription service called the Bento Box, which is a box of workwear staples handpicked for each customer by a discerning MM stylist based on a short quiz of workwear preferences, prices, and office atmosphere.

That collegial atmosphere served the Montreal - based firm well, distinguishing it from its competitors and helping it attract a diverse roster of lawyers in a city divided on linguistic lines.

It certainly doesn't hurt a business owner to have someone to turn to for advice and reflection on what he or she can do to improve the atmosphere and level of engagement at the office.

His entire speech hinged on the simple observation that the addition of carbon to the atmosphere was effectively a worldwide subsidy that had contributed to global warming and prevented humanity from freeing itself from the fossil - fuel era.

The ritual of lighting candles on the Christmas tree was said to create an atmosphere of «pagan demon magic» that would subsume the Star of Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus in feelings of «Germanness.»

«Instead, save those types of conversations for another time and use the easy - going atmosphere to make new connections and relate to others on a personal level.»

For his part, travel analyst Henry Harteveldt, founder of Atmosphere Research Group in San Francisco, did not comment on his hometown hub but did share that he has nothing good to say right now about second - place finisher LaGuardia in New York.

Kim's post is reminiscent of posts earlier this year on Medium from employees at Yelp, which characterized the online review company's atmosphere as overly stressful and complained of certain roles being underpaid.

Jupiter's atmosphere features colossal cyclones and rivers of ammonia welling up from deep inside the solar system's largest planet, researchers said on Thursday, publishing the first insights from a NASA spacecraft flying around the gas giant.

Based on the data they have, however, the team has concluded that the most likely source of water causing those RSLs is the atmosphere.

This type of atmosphere enables deep work — the ability to focus without distraction on a cognitively demanding task.

Henry Blodget: On investing, you've recently written that risks are rising because of the political atmosphere.

In my experience, this «sky's the limit» approach creates an atmosphere of optimism that has a positive effect on everyone.

Office spaces with more greenery on the exterior are also helping filter out some of the toxins from the atmosphere that can trigger allergies or airborne illness.