The atmospherical refraction was remarkably strong at this time.
The atmospherical instruments were two electrometers, two of Daniel's hygrometers, Leslie's photometer and hygrometer, besides a good supply of mercurial and spirit thermometers of different sizes.
The first of December being a cloudless day, we endeavoured to observe the latitude at noon, but failed, owing to the extraordinary atmospherical refraction.
The stores were fortunately saved, though completely drenched; but many of the delicate atmospherical instruments were broken.
The officers found employment in making and registering the thermometrical, magnetical, and atmospherical observations, which were hourly noted from eight A.
I mixed part of it with atmospherical air, and fired it with the electric spark with a tolerable explosion, which proves it to be hydrogene.
The first article treated of "Experiments and Observations relating to the Analysis of Atmospherical Air," and the second "Further Experiments relating to the Generation of Air from Water.
Of all the arts, that of embalming ought the most readily to have presented itself to the mind of the Guanches, of the Egyptians, and of all those nations placed under analogous atmospherical and geological conditions: 2d.
A second subject was injected with the same liquid and abandoned on a table; it was decomposed at the end of five days; but it must be remarked that the atmospherical temperature varied from twenty to thirty degrees.
The fermentation usually occupies three or four weeks, and is conducted during the cooler portion of the year only, and in a situation removed as much as possible from the influence of atmospherical changes of temperature.
This office is performed by respiration, that function in animals by which the blood receives the influence of atmospherical air.
The only portion ofatmospherical air which is useful in breathing is the oxygen.
Pure air (oxygen), alone fit for breathing, constituting about the fourth of the volume of atmospherical air, and called by Dr.
Atmospherical air in which we live, and which we breath.
It is entitled, "On the Combustion of Candles in atmospherical Air, and in Air eminently Respirable.
Azotic gas, which constitutes about three-fourths of the volume of atmospherical air, and whose properties are still unknown.
In this paper Lavoisier gives an account of a great many trials that he made by burning candles in given volumes of atmospherical air and oxygen gas enclosed in glass receivers, standing over mercury.
But after that principle had been discovered, and shown to be a constituent of atmospherical air, he soon recognised that it was the union of oxygen with the burning and calcining body that occasioned the phenomena.
His experiments on the amelioration of atmospherical air by the vegetation of plants, on the oxygen gas given out by their leaves, and on the respiration of animals, are not less curious and interesting.
From the very beginning the air partook of the terrestrial concussion, atmospherical waters overflowed the land, or its plants and animals perished under the scorching heat.
It has been noticed that certain atmospherical phenomena have attended or preceded the suicidal epidemics that have prevailed at various periods.
Between the earth and the stars above, there was no apparent intervening vapour, and nothing, therefore, save that atmospherical fluid which eludes the sight.
It steps in as a great conservator of the peace, to put an end to the atmospherical strife which has been going on, and to restore harmony to nature.
It is an important cog-wheel in the great atmospherical machine, for the distribution of water over the earth; but, besides its functions in the general system, it has local duties to perform.
And so of necessity we have to find out what it is that takes place, not in the infinite void, but within the atmospherical zones.
Like the balance-wheel of a well-constructed chronometer, this cloud-ring affords the grand atmospherical machine the most exquisitely arranged self-compensation.
An atmospherical poison must evidently possess the greatest influence, where it finds the human race under the most unfavourable circumstances of living, habits, locality, and condition.
It is rather heavier thanatmospherical air, and is incapable of supporting either combustion or respiration.
But, I suppose, the carbonous acid is still weaker, and is formed by burning carbon inatmospherical air.
Is it not very singular that phosphorus should burn at so low a temperature in atmospherical air, whilst it does not burn in pure oxygen without the application of heat?
Ammoniacal gas, if it be mixed with atmospherical air, and a burning taper repeatedly plunged into it, will burn with a large flame of a peculiar yellow colour.
It can be done with carbonic acid only, as no other gas is sufficiently heavy to be susceptible of being poured out in the atmospherical air without mixing with it.
Phosphorus is sometimes used as a test to estimate the purity of atmospherical air.
Yes: if about one part of oxygen gas be mixed with about four parts of nitrogen gas, atmospherical air is produced.
Does phosphorus, in burning in atmospherical air, produce, like sulphur, a weaker sort of the same acid?
Water, then, is an oxyd, though the atmospherical air is not?
The receiver was full of atmospherical air; the taper, in burning within it, must have combined with the oxygen contained in that air, and the caloric that was disengaged produced the light of the taper.
This requires being done very quickly, lest theatmospherical air should get in, and mix with the pure oxygen gas.
He has time for the changes of dress which fashion may require, but none for those which atmospherical changes demand.
This is the great theory of meteorologists, by which they attempt to account for the various atmospherical disturbances, of both tropical and extra-tropical regions.
Atmospherical appearance denoting the arrival of the Cholera.
Shortly after halting at Arodes we experienced these atmospherical changes.
The day was favourable for an arrival, as the atmospherical condition afforded both intense lights and shadows.
This material appeared to have fallen recently, as the blocks did not exhibit the dull exterior that would have resulted fromatmospherical exposure.
The impersonal verbs are those which express the atmospherical phenomena, and are only used in the third person singular, compounded with the particle naga or mi out of the roots init and Tugnao which are compounded with na.
Putting this same particle before the words signifying the seasons of the year or the atmospherical changes, points out the time of these changes: and placing it before words signifying the farming-works, it shows the time of those operations.
Whenever the atmospherical pressure is greater at Brest than at Nairn, while it is of the same or nearly the same value at Valentia and Yarmouth, being gradually less from south to north, the winds over the British Isles are westerly.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "atmospherical" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
