Sentence examples for global layers from inspiring English sources

In creating these global layers and online platform, we hope to make the data accessible to a wide array of end-users with the goal of advancing marine ecosystem studies.

Although there are many types of environmental data available from global remote sensing and open-source data products, some are inaccessible to potential end-users because they exist as global layers in high temporal and spatial resolutions which require considerable computational power to process.

Details of the presence points including source, year, and coordinates can be found in the Additional file 1. Global layers of the current weather conditions were obtained from the WorldClim database; the data have a spatial resolution of 2.5 arc minutes (~5 km; [ 44]).

If distributed globally, this eroded volume of the MFF would be equivalent to a 2 12 m global layer of dust.

In this case, the fusion process is divided into two layers: (i) a global layer in the fusion center, which initializes the coalitions and (ii) a local layer within coalitions, where a local fusion agent is dynamically instantiated.

Totaling all the dust present in the north polar-layered deposit (NPLD), the south polar-layered deposit (SPLD), Arabia, Tharsis, Amazonis, Elysium, and other dusty regions, we estimate an equivalent ~3 m global layer of dust, a comparable volume of material as that estimated to have been removed from the MFF through erosion (see the Methods section).

And the underlying global layer supports communications and operations across the global network.

The space rock gave rise to a global layer of sediments enriched in the chemical element iridium, in concentrations much higher than naturally occurs; it must have come from outer space.

By calculating how much of the MFF has been lost over the past 3 billion years, the scientists could approximate the current quantity of dust on Mars, enough to form a global layer that's between 2 and 12 meters thick.

"This proves that there must be a global layer of liquid separating the surface from the core".

When an object is in hydrostatic equilibrium, a global layer of liquid covering its surface would form a liquid surface of the same shape as the body, apart from small-scale surface features such as craters and fissures.