Meanings of atmospheric phenomena in English

Even now a great deal of atmospheric phenomena is barely understood.

Meanwhile, the atmospheric phenomena were momentarily assuming a more and more portentous aspect.

His paintings of atmospheric phenomena-parhelions ,paraselenae ,lunarhaloes-depictedthe exact degrees of the sun.

The most celebrated of them are in favor of atmospheric phenomena, and they are probably correct.

But for seven years the atmospheric phenomena continued-

Observed to-day some curious atmospheric phenomena.

Blue atmospheric phenomena are hard to study from the ground, because the atmosphere is so good at scattering blue light.

He had pored over records of atmospheric phenomena, of cosmic ray counts, of radio noise and starlight fluence-andfound nothing.

With no field of action had the sway of the ancient deities been more identified than with that of atmospheric phenomena.

The amount of energy involved in even the most localised of atmospheric phenomena is on a scale almost unknown in human activities.

The stagnant heat and humidity were so heavy they no longer seemed like atmospheric phenomena, but had assumed a suffocating gelatinous density.

Meteorologists are in a somewhat similar position; they have succeeded, by and large, in finding explanations for all known atmospheric phenomena save one.

But it also found that some sightings were possibly of rare atmospheric phenomena -pockets of electrically charged plasmas forming in the atmosphere.

During the fifteen years before the appearance of the plague in Europe there were peculiar atmospheric phenomena all over the world, besides numerous earthquakes.

Many are the singular atmospheric phenomena observable upon the plains, and they would afford a field of interesting researches for the curious natural philosopher.

Further observations were to be made on sound, on solar radiation, on the actinic action of the sun, and on atmospheric phenomena in general.