Sentence examples for describing space from inspiring English sources

We suggest that traditional definitions of a home range may be too limited for Arctic grizzlies and propose that the multiannual home range is a more meaningful measure for describing space use.

The Swarm constellation mission (Friis-Christensen et al., 2006), (2008) operated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and with expected launch in 2013, provides a good opportunity for integration and development of novel products describing space weather conditions based on observations from LEO satellites.

One Aboriginal group, in particular — speakers of Guugu Yimithirr, a traditional language of Far North Queensland — uses an absolute rather than an egocentric perspective to describe space (in other words, not "Move to your left" but "Move southeast").

Tyson described space travel as "a long-term investment": "It's an investment that private enterprise cannot lead".

His friend and colleague John Laird describes Space, Time, and Deity as "the boldest adventure in detailed speculative metaphysics" since Hobbes.

The verification has demonstrated the system capability to describe space and time variation of summer NO2 and O3 concentrations.

Pygmal describes SPACE as "the future of work," but honestly, it sounds like an insufferable hellscape — even if it's possible to overlay the visual displays over a beach scene.

Schoolchildren can describe space as "three-dimensional," but what is it?

Rothstein describes "space opera" as "Hubbard's introduction of a new reality, and new foundation for everything".

A preview from Amiga Power described Space Gun as deriving from an "inexplicably popular coin-op, best described as Line of Fire set in space".

Having just met with some researchers at ASU who described space exploration as the equivalent to being in a tiny rowboat attempting to cross the Pacific, maybe so.