air chemistry造句

• Bonaduce says about his on-air chemistry with the frequently raunchy White.
• The on-air chemistry between Applegate, Henderson and Blake wasn't easy to develop, either.
• Ten years later he completed his habilitation at the ETH Zurich in air chemistry.
• During the winter storm reconnaissance, air chemistry measurements are also taken from the upper troposphere.
• An online archive of meteorological data is used to analyze air chemistry and pollution events.
• The on-air chemistry is real, not just put on.
• Their on-air chemistry was apparent from the start, with Huntley's straightforward presentation countered by Brinkley's acerbic wit.
• On-air chemistry takes time to develop.
• You always worry about on-air chemistry,
• The on-air chemistry between Press and Carlson is certainly a factor but the interactive commentary from viewers is a key element.
• Stress from water loss, changes in air chemistry, or crowding by other plants can lead to changes in the way a plant functions.
• Their developer, Miro Zoric, chose zinc air chemistry specifically due to zinc air battery production requiring only abundant raw materials without requiring rare earth materials.
• The successor was the Neumayer Station III . Research topics are permanent observations of the Earth's magnetic field, seismological registrations, infrasonic, meteorological and air chemistry investigations.
• Exactly where " The Early Show " has failed qualitatively begins with the on-air chemistry of these two, which is that of a married couple simmering over an infidelity.
• Plunging into hurricanes is regular duty for the airborne research platforms, which go around the world to study severe storms, global climate changes, air chemistry and pollution, arctic ice formation and oceanography.
• Their unique on-air chemistry came to be known as the " Pat and Ron Show . " Prior to joining the Cubs'radio crew, Hughes spent 12 years calling games for the Milwaukee Brewers, with legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker.
• But the crackling on-air chemistry between Siskel and Ebert, their sometimes spirited, even caustic, disagreements and, ultimately, their opinions that consistently reflected broad public tastes, quickly made them such powerful persuaders that movie ads routinely included their thumbs up endorsements.