Sentence examples for development of terrestrial from inspiring English sources

In the early stages of the development of terrestrial life, land plants were rootless and leafless.

Typical direct development of terrestrial eggs occurs in the many species of the leptodactylid genus Eleutherodactylus of Central and South America and the West Indies.

The latter investigation suggested that post glacial uplift led to a 'slowstand' period of intertidal reworking of till before ∼700 BC emergence and development of terrestrial soils.

We anticipate that this resolution in combination with our evolutionary analyses will make it easier for experimental biologists to correlate diverse catenin physiologies to interesting evolutionary innovations such as the development of multicellularity and the role of adhesion during this development and the evolution of terrestrial organisms and their ability to prevent desiccation.

This paper summarizes the development of solar terrestrial sciences in Taiwan since 1952.

The analysis [5] explores technological issues and drivers in the development of digital terrestrial TV in Denmark.

These satellite missions play an important role on the recent development of solar terrestrial sciences in Taiwan.

This special issue of Geoscience Letters contains a collection of 15 papers on the history and development of solar terrestrial sciences including auroral sub-storms.

The development of solar terrestrial sciences grows even much faster after National Space Origination has been launching a series of FORMOSAT satellites since 1999.

Effect of the size of rhizospheric bacterial populations on germination of seeds and development of simple terrestrial "wheat plants - rhizospheric microorganisms - artificial soil" and "wheat plants - artificial soil" systems has been studied.

Meanwhile, since 1990 19722), the education of NCU/ISS (NCU/ATM), which has incubated about 500 Masters/Doctors (1000+ Bachelors), should play an important role in development of solar terrestrial sciences for research areas from the Sun, solar wind, magnetosphere, ionosphere, and atmosphere, with theoretical developments, numerical simulations, and observations.