atmospheric pressure is the weight of the atmosphere overhead.
Today, these gases are used to produce polypropylene, thus drastically reducing atmospheric pollution.
Freshly boiled, because long cooking renders it flat and insipid to taste on account of escape of its atmospheric gases.
According to climatologists, atmospheric instability eventually influences geological stability.
But other companies are leaving their satellites up or are counting on atmospheric drag to bring them down.
At the same time an atmospheric wave also started around the globe.
The potential of using home design, relaxing music, and other atmospheric cues to diet goes beyond vanity.
Additionally, more atmospheric moisture nourishes heavy snowfalls.
The captured greenhouse gases can then be sequestered underground where they can't contribute to atmospheric warming.
Another theory held that auroras were actually atmospheric phenomena, that is to say, weather of a particular type.
Word Origin and History for atmospheric
adj.
1783, from atmosphere + -ic. In a sense of "creating a mood or mental environment" it is from 1908. Atmospherics "disturbances in wireless communication" is from 1905.