Sentence examples for a planetary context from inspiring English sources

Studies of matter under high pressure are especially important in a planetary context.

Emerging biocentric, zoocentric, and ecocentric ethics are attentive to life forms, animal species, and ecosystems within a planetary context.

If we can create a planetary context where drug addicts are treated as people with a health issue - not a judicial, criminal issue - that would create the perfect context for us to advance".

This strategy expands systems biology to a planetary context, necessary for a notion of fitness to underlie (as it must) any discussion of function within a biomolecular system.

This, in turn, implies that the hypotheses about function have a "systems" component, including the interaction of the protein with other proteins, their impact on the physiology (defined broadly) of the cell and organism, and the consequences of physiology in a changing ecosystem in a planetary context [ 2].

Since Fermi's day, scientists have gained a new perspective on life in its planetary context.

In a planetary atmospheres context, the extended scheme has successfully been used in a state-of-the art Martian GCM to investigate GW-induced dynamical and thermal coupling processes (Medvedev and Yiğit 2012; Medvedev et al. 2013, 2016; Yiğit et al. 2015).

Here, the fact that any definition of function, which must make reference to fitness, requires some systems, ecological, or planetary context, makes the natural historian a natural source of hypotheses.

This week's poem, "Balance," by James Womack, recalls the mediaeval poet's desire to fix earthly events in their planetary context (Dante's geographical and cosmological scene-setting in the Divine Comedy springs to mind).

This will make attributing specific spectral features to life implausible without information about the planetary context.

Examination of the planetary context could also rule out some of the false-positive possibilities for biological surface reflectance features.