| Scientific observations and monitoring have shown that sulphur and nitrogen compounds are dispersed atmospherically over thousands of miles. |
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| The story is easy to take, the period is atmospherically invoked, and the acting of all the principal characters is well-done. |
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| Conversely, vines in hot, atmospherically arid climates readily accumulate excess potassium in the leaves, stems, and fruit. |
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| The crucial party sequence is well-staged and fluidly filmed and the scenes set in darkness for the game are atmospherically photographed. |
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| However, while his play is atmospherically powerful, it eventually falls uneasily between economic parable and romantic myth. |
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| Recent results from ICP-IM indicate that atmospherically deposited lead is accumulated in forested catchments of Northern and Central Europe. |
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| Product groups that are atmospherically illuminated attract customers' attention more quickly and have been proven to sell better. |
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| The free-floating atmospherically conveyed influenza virus moves from human to human in proportion solely to the proximity and number of human contacts it lands on. |
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| The year 2009 will also see the tournament continue to take shape both visually, atmospherically and in organisational terms. |
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| What feels exciting to me, atmospherically, as a fiction writer, is the flickery quality of so many of these places. |
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| For use in atmospherically closed vessels under vacuum, the instrument is available with absolute pressure measuring ranges. |
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| This is why the casing-up workshops are located in atmospherically controlled premises. |
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| It's a clever, artfully designed concept which delivers, functionally and atmospherically. |
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| Lamin-Art® recommends storing the panels in an atmospherically stabilizied room to avoid extreme fluctuations of moisture. |
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| The general population can be exposed to atmospherically deposited lead primarily through the diet, mainly cereals and leafy vegetables, but this likely does not contribute substantially to exceedences of exposure guidelines. |
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| This probably indicates atmospherically borne input from Central America. |
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| Store the fuel in an atmospherically controlled, monitored storage system. |
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| Safety-relevant options such as redundant pumps, emergency cooling or buffer store are the distinguishing features of these atmospherically sealed systems. |
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| Commerce, trade and consumers will only appreciate atmospherically and impressively illuminated displays if each facet of the lighting works perfectly from a technical aspect. |
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| Vacuum filled or atmospherically filled, Eden provides a maximum protection for the most elaborated formulas by preventing air from entering the barrel. |
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| It is estimated that 5-25 per cent of atmospherically deposited Hg in watersheds is transported to lakes depending on the catchment to lake-area ratio. |
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| Photographed in timeless boxing pose, the portrait is atmospherically lit, casting Ali in light and shade, and inviting us to reconcile the essential beauty of the image with the primal nature of the subject. |
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| These pollutants are atmospherically transported across international boundaries, far from their sources, even to regions where they have never been used or produced. |
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| The 20 tonnes of original, Anglocentric material is currently in a specially built, air-conditioned and atmospherically controlled containment unit in Greenwich, London. |
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