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Meanings of atmospheric heat in English
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Usage of atmospheric heat in English
1
It marked a depth of sixty feet, a depth beyond the reach of atmospheric heat.
2
It was the origin of their atmospheric heat and light, and their change of seasons.
3
The atmospheric heat helped the cure of the diseases, and convoys of provisions restored plenty among the Russians.
4
I looked at the manometer; it showed a depth of sixty feet, to which atmospheric heat could never attain.
5
The exhalation and evaporation of the juices of trees, by whatever process effected, take up atmospheric heat and produce a proportional refrigeration.