Sentence examples for alien terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Scientific research on the Chagos islands has recorded 232 alien terrestrial flora species, of which 128 occur only on the island of Diego Garcia (Clubbe 2010: 8), which has been exposed to the majority of human traffic throughout the settled history of the archipelago but especially since the establishment of the US military base and the depopulation of the outer islands.

David Maisel's aerial photographs of Toledo, Spain, and the surrounding La Mancha region, some of which will be on view at Haines Gallery, in San Francisco, through March 12th, can make Earth's surface look more alien than terrestrial.

Once he assumed presidency, Hill said he would establish a "Senate for Terrestrial Alien Relations," to welcome the arrival of "brothers from space".

" Critics hold that if the evidence we have that humans understand is the same as the evidence we might have that a visiting extra-terrestrial alien understands, which is the same as the evidence that a robot understands, the presuppositions we may make in the case of our own species are not relevant, for presuppositions are sometimes false.

Creator of E.T. and winner of three Academy Awards (for "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," "Alien" and the 1976 remake of "King Kong"), Rambaldi is a key ingredient in the production of "King Kong Lives!," the DEG production currently filming here.

The name not only reflects their desire to integrate their alien language with a terrestrial (albeit English) language, but also their aspirations to produce eclectic sounds in conjunction with prophetic messages.

He long advised NASA on how to operate its probes to avoid contaminating foreign bodies with terrestrial microbes, as well as accidentally bringing alien ones back to Earth.

It's got healthy dollops of Jurassic Park and Men in Black, and repeated variations of the great primal scene from Alien where the extra-terrestrial thing slurps on to John Hurt's face.

"The MoD's position on UFOs, aliens and extra terrestrials is quite clear.

We know of no evidence to confirm the existence of aliens, spaceships, extra terrestrials etc, or if they have visited the Earth". Suggestions that there were secret teams of scientists "scurrying around the country in a real-life version of the X-files" was "total fiction".

Further, if being con-specific is key on Searle's account, a natural question arises as to what circumstances would justify us in attributing understanding (or consciousness) to extra-terrestrial aliens who do not share our biology?