It is used during daylight hours. The balloon is filled to such degree that its ascent rate is known. By measuring the time period between the start of the balloon and the moment it hides in the cloud can be determined the height of the cloud base.
imbrication lines (imâ³bro brÃ´Â´ika shÉn) , lÄ«nz.n pl. 1 the seams which are formed by overlapping layers of tissue in order to close a surgical. wound. 2 slight mesiodistal ridges in the cervical third of a. tooth
An emission line spectrum can only be produced by a hot, tenuous (low-density) gas. Importantly, the wavelengths of the emission lines depend on the type of gas; e.g., Hydrogen gas produces different emission lines than Helium. Absorption lines can be best thought of as the opposite of emission lines. While an emission line adds light of a particular wavelength, an absorption line subtracts light of a particular wavelength. Again opposite of emission lines, absorption lines are produced by a cool gas. Naturally there must be some light to subtract, so absorption lines can only be seen when superimposed onto a continuum spectrum. Thus, for absorption lines to be seen, cool gas must lie between the viewer and a hot source (case âcâ).