Sentence examples for evolutionary atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Thermal evolutionary atmosphere models suggest a radius of 1.75 times that of Earth as a dividing line between rocky and gaseous planets.

Such observations would enhance our knowledge regarding the interaction of the host star's plasma environment and with Earth-like exoplanets itself, as well as shed light into the evolutionary stage of their atmospheres.

In some evolutionary scenarios, Proxima b's atmosphere would have protected it from this onslaught.

Therefore, atmospheric loss during hydrodynamic conditions is investigated, since it can be shown that the exospheric temperature may have been above the "blow-off" temperature of molecular nitrogen of about 8000 K during the early evolutionary stages of Titan's atmosphere.

Observations of oxygen pickup ions by the plasma analyzer on the Pioneer Venus Orbiter (PVO) Mission arguably launched broad interest in solar wind erosion of unmagnetized planet atmospheres, and its potential evolutionary effects.

Luhmann, J. G., Johnson, R. E. & Zhang, M. H. G. Evolutionary impact of sputtering of the Martian atmosphere by O+ pickup ions.

Fossils and other structural and chemical details of ancient rocks provide information useful to evolutionary biologists and historical geologists, but ancient atmospheres, "mere vapours," have not left such substantial remnants.

A better knowledge of how dust is lofted into the atmosphere will help to untangle the complex evolutionary history of the planet's surface.

Marine micro-organisms have been playing highly diverse roles over evolutionary time: they have defined the chemistry of the oceans and atmosphere.

[ 7] The evolutionary process of redox homeostasis allows humans to survive in an atmosphere of high oxygen content.

When we plowed up the prairies, we released carbon from the grasslands and soils into the atmosphere," said Pacala, who is a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.