Sentence examples for a planetary environment from inspiring English sources

This Structure Augmented Monocular Saliency algorithm (SAMS) improves the accuracy and reliability of detecting objects in a planetary environment with no training requirements, greater robustness and lower computational complexity than 3D saliency models.

The Gaia hypothesis, a class of scientific models of the geo-biosphere pioneered by Sir James Lovelock in 1975, argues that life as a whole fosters and maintains suitable conditions for itself by helping to create a planetary environment suitable for its continuity.

In other words, some of the most powerful and profitable interests on the planet are determined to deny reality with a ferocity meant to confuse the public and put a damper on any moves or movement to save a planetary environment that has long nurtured humanity.

It was also confirmed that the piercing scowl that many years ago attached itself to Hermione Norris's face, as firmly as the creature to John Hurt in Alien, shows no sign of alighting in a new planetary environment.

The multi-robot system presented in this paper participated in the 2008 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA Space Robotics Challengee, receiving two awards for successfully completing the 'Onto the Surface' and 'Map the Environment' events in a simulated planetary environment.

The surface reflection signal of any possible surface biota will also be a component of a larger, complex planetary environment, which will have its own effects on the reflectance spectrum.

As one can see from Fig. 13 the produced hydrogen atoms populate a wide area around the planetary environment and a huge fraction of the host star should be covered with the outward flowing planetary hydrogen atoms and produced ENA-cloud during a transit.

He began to think of the itch as sense data from the exterior, caused by some outlying substance, unanalyzable, the air in the room or on the street or in the atmosphere itself, a corruption of the planetary environment.

Water is a key constituent of every planetary environment, and on Venus its abundance, distribution and temporal behaviour are crucial for understanding greenhouse warming, cloud formation and dissipation, volcanism, and atmospheric evolution.

In an Earth System context the carbon cycle can act as a buffer to keep the planetary environment within well-defined limits, but if critical thresholds are crossed, the carbon cycle can act as a giant flywheel that helps to push the Earth System into another state.

Biodiversity science is part of the broader drive towards managing our planetary environment, particularly moving to a sustainable pattern of use in the face of a growing human population.