Sentence examples for conventional terrestrial from inspiring English sources
This makes HAP a viable competitor/complement to conventional terrestrial infrastructures and satellite systems.
A hybrid ad hoc and satellite IP network operating with conventional terrestrial Internet, called DUMBONET, is presented in [39].
We summarize the potential advantages of using pond-grown microalgae as feedstocks relative to conventional terrestrial biofuel crop production.
Besides conventional terrestrial based methods to capture settlements, satellite based techniques that can accurately determine displacements remotely, are increasingly being used to augment standard terrestrial measurements.
Soft tailings pose substantial challenges for mine reclamation due to their high void ratios and low shear strengths, particularly for conventional terrestrial reclamation practices.
The current positions in the quad centres and time stamps are estimated from the mean of the coordinates (ITRF, Conventional Terrestrial Reference Frame, see Section 7) of all four quad points, e.g.: tfac = (t1 + t2 + t3 + t4)/4.
But Dr. Maclean told the conference, space is not important only as a potential source of energy: The exploration of space could play a major role in the search for and mapping of conventional and alternative terrestrial energy supplies.
The Persistent Scatterer Interferometry (PSI) based on high resolution radar images of the TerraSAR-X satellite, in combination with conventional ground-based terrestrial measurements, provides a new settlement monitoring approach in tunnelling.
In particular, marine macroalgal biomass is a promising feedstock for transportation biofuels because of (the) its fast growth and its potential cultivation on seawater, avoiding competition of resources with conventional agriculture of terrestrial plants used for food.
The existing methods for processing algae are limited to conventional pretreatments for terrestrial biomass.
Conventional broadcasters saw digital terrestrial TV as a means to reach new audiences and sell more ads, and pay-TV providers competed with special offers and expanded services.
