Sentence examples for common planetary from inspiring English sources

Borders divide us; they encourage us to seek our self-interest rather than reach for a common, planetary solidarity.

But these stars are also very active and often have large starspots, so if spaceborne instruments specifically designed to scan for transiting planets around such stars were launched, the results could shed new light on how common planetary systems similar to our own might be.

To put an end to all this nonsense, it seems in humanity's best interests to finally sever the self-imposed connection between work and access to the common planetary resources required for life.

We urgently need an integrated understanding of the processes that account for the inter-linkages between the economy, demography, technology, environment, climate, human development, all global commons and planetary boundaries.

The study reinforces the idea that the formation of planets around stars "is a common outcome," says planetary scientist Jonathan Fortney of the University of California, Santa Cruz.

We compare predictions of Jupiter and Saturn׳s bulk compositions from different formation scenarios, and highlight the key measurements required to distinguish competing theories to shed light on giant planet formation as a common process in planetary systems with potential applications to most extrasolar systems.

This finding suggests that water, a key ingredient of life, may be common in young planetary systems across the universe, Cleeves and her colleagues say.

To toy with war-gaming in such critical international space is both infantile and nihilistic.America's posture on the planetary commons runs counter to both the Global Earth Observation System of Systems plan and the European Space Agency's push to marshal science-based satellite constellations for a concerted focus on climate change.

Mesoscale cellular convection (MCC) is a common occurrence in the planetary boundary layer.

The vortex theory likewise provided a built-in explanation for the common direction of all planetary orbits.

"Impact craters are interesting because they are the most universal planetary event, common to all planets and their satellites, instrumental in planetary formation".