atmospheric chemist造句

• In the same year he received a Atmospheric Chemist, Dr . Reinhold A . Rasmussen.
• Allen's results may cause atmospheric chemists to revise their models of ozone activity and climate change.
• Atmospheric chemists have concluded that the main agency of this depletion is stratospheric chlorine produced by human activity.
• Atmospheric chemists traced the ozone depletion to chemical destruction by chlorofluorocarbons used in air conditioners, aerosol sprays and other products.
• They planned to use sails so they could " streak for home " on their skis, said Solomon, an atmospheric chemist.
• The specialist, Robert T . Watson, chief scientist of the World Bank, is highly regarded as an atmospheric chemist by many climate experts.
• "It was a surprise it held together for so long, " added Martin Ross, an atmospheric chemist at The Aerospace Corporation in Los Angeles.
• "It's a very significant development ( because ) it shows the ( international ) regulations are working, " says Steven Wofsy, a Harvard atmospheric chemist unconnected to the study.
• The new data " is going to revolutionize our understanding and our ability to monitor atmospheric pollution in many ways, " said Daniel Jacob, an atmospheric chemist at Harvard University.
• "But the hole appears to be lasting longer than it has in previous years, " said Tom Clarkson, an atmospheric chemist with the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research.
• Atmospheric chemists and mechanical engineers at the University of California, Irvine, said they have discovered salty ocean air, carbon monoxide and nitrogen react with the sun to create a noxious pollutant, ozone.
• Atmospheric chemists seek to understand the causes of these problems, and by obtaining a theoretical understanding of them, allow possible solutions to be tested and the effects of changes in government policy evaluated.
• "When you add in their chemical interactions, most scientists'eyes glaze over, it's so complicated, " said Dr . Michael Oppenheimer, an atmospheric chemist who is chief scientist of Environmental Defense, a private conservation group.
• Every 1 percent of dimming reduces crop growth by an equal 1 percent, says atmospheric chemist William Chameides of Georgia Tech, who led a joint China-U . S . team to study the problem.
• "The scientists with the universities in Atlanta have done very balanced work, " said Jana Milford, an atmospheric chemist with Environmental Defense, " but when the utility industry presents the results the spin starts ."
• "So far, there is far too small a quantity to be of concern, " said William T . Sturges, an atmospheric chemist at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, and the study's principal author.
• Dr . Ralph J . Cicerone, an atmospheric chemist and chancellor of the University of California at Irvine, said he doubted there was any way to confirm that the hydroxyl radicals were indeed exhibiting wide swings.
• "The increase in ozone is surprising, " says David P . Parrish, an atmospheric chemist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Aeronomy Lab in Boulder, Colo ., and head of the Intercontinental Transport and Chemical Transformation study.
• "The amount of pollution we get from Asia is probably not dramatically different from what we send to Europe, and Europe sends to Asia, " says Barry Joe Huebert, an atmospheric chemist at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.
• The notion that our planet's surface functions like a giant organism, one interconnected whole, was named after the Greek earth goddess, and it has attracted not just pagans and mystics but also atmospheric chemists, ecologists, oceanographers, microbiologists and geologists.