Sentence examples for entire terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, the setting on of this option clearly influences the whole electron density profile over the entire terrestrial globe.

Human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is among epidemics that affect people either living or working in extremely poor regions of the entire terrestrial globe (25,800,000 people in sub-Saharan African countries alone are living with HIV), while some important HIV/AIDS infection rates can be observed also in the most affluent communities [1, 2].

"This may even shatter entire terrestrial planets, forming large amounts of asteroids, some of which will have chemical compositions similar to those of the planetary core.

Recent research indicates that the global debris layer deposited by the impact contained enough soot to suggest that the entire terrestrial biosphere had burned.

Dire warnings that our localized impacts could trigger global-scale "tipping points," after which the spinning cogs and gears that underpin our entire terrestrial biosphere are thrown abruptly and permanently out of whack, have no scientific basis, the authors argue.

The western region covers 6.8 million km, accounting for 71.4% of the entire terrestrial land area of China.

Although this inaccuracy in emissivity is small, it can approach or exceed the inaccuracy prediction of ± 0.015 for the standard product when the entire gamut of terrestrial water and land temperatures is examined.

Entire groups of terrestrial taxa are highly dependent on aquatic habitats in critical stages of their life cycles [1], [46].

And depending on its orbital position, an SBSP system could harness direct sunlight almost the entire year round, unlike terrestrial solar farms.

In the current study, we carry out evaluation of GOCE-based models covering the entire GOCE mission using terrestrial free-air gravity anomalies and geometric geoid undulations over Japan.

Contrary to the situation described for hand washing (exposure times of a few seconds), these environmental toxic exposures are not temporal, but rather extend over the entire lifespan of aquatic and terrestrial organisms and across multiple generations.