Sentence examples for a type of terrestrial from inspiring English sources
A wetland is a type of terrestrial ecosystem that has a hydrologic regime where the soil is saturated near the surface during the growing season; the soil has hydric properties, expressing characteristics of anaerobic conditions; and the dominant vegetation is hydrophytic with adaptations for living in the wet soils.
Cannel coal (also called candle coal) is a type of terrestrial shale, which is hydrogen-rich brown to black coal, sometimes with shaly texture, composed of resins, spores, waxes, cutinaceous and corky materials derived from terrestrial vascular plants as well as varied amounts of vitrinite and inertinite.
Yet the presence of biological components in pre-Phanerozoic rocks, in habitats as different as soils, peats, ponds, lakes, streams, and dune fields, implies a much earlier type of terrestrial ecosystems.
"Nomad will not only say if a rock is a meteorite or not, but it also should be able to tell what type of terrestrial rock it is.
TCT coefficients, despite being image independent, are affected by the type of terrestrial surface they've been calculated for, therefore their application to a different type of region might be not appropriate and can affect the results of a multi-temporal analysis [3, 29, 35, 36].
Cross-impact analysis helped us reveal strong negative correlation between the type of terrestrial command and control centre and alternative wing form; there is strong correlation between engines and power sources used and minor correlations between take off / landing technologies and wing form.
The deer mouse (genus Peromyscus) is the most abundant mammal in North America, and it occupies almost every type of terrestrial habitat.
It forms a symbiotic relationship with many types of terrestrial plants and fungi.
In the Kyoto protocol, the complex nature of terrestrial sources and sinks led to a relatively narrow definition of the types of terrestrial C sequestration activities that could be used to meet treaty objectives [24].
