Costs include: (based on my insurance prescription plan) 1  $25 for a box of 100 syringes (average of 3 shots a day per needle, 3 Â½-month supply) 2  $80 for a box of 100 test strips (testing 10 times a day, three-month supply) 3  $450 for a box of 30 Omnipods, based on 50 percent insurance coverage. (One pod lasts three days, one box is a 90-day supply) $40 for a bottle of insulin (One bottle of Humalog lasts an average of one month if using the pump, two weeks if using MDI)
The colour of a cloud also depends on the colour of the light that illuminates it. When sunlight passes through thick layer of atmosphere and dust particles at sunset, blue colour is scattered by Rayleigh Scattering and only red-to-orange color remains (see Question 2). The clouds reflect these unscattered red/orange rays and appear in that colour (Figure 6).
What are cirrus clouds? Cirrus clouds are short, detached, hair-like clouds found at high altitudes. These delicate clouds are wispy with a silky sheen or look like tufts of hair. In the day time, they are whiter than any other cloud in the sky. While the sun is setting or rising, they may take on the colours of the sunset. How do cirrus clouds form? Cirrus clouds form from the ascent of dry air, making the small quantity of water vapour in the air to sublime into ice (sublime means to change from a gas directly into a solid). Cirrus are made up completely of ice crystals which provides their white colour and form in a wide range of shapes and sizes.