Sentence examples for land research from inspiring English sources

The fellowships later helped her land research work on African nomadic tribes and a post as an anthropology professor at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., where she lives.

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More recently, her models offered oceanographers a detailed picture of how oceans and rivers carry the Earth's carbon and impact the storage of carbon on land, research that was published in June 2018 in Nature Geoscience.

Two scientists had been "looking into land research" on trips to Afghanistan in the last three years, and not passing along nuclear secrets or matériel to the Taliban or Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, an aide to President Pervez Musharraf said at a briefing.

"So far this year, we have seen some of the same trends we saw last year but at an even more accelerated pace," said Andrew Shirley, head of rural land research at the Knight Frank estate agency, which conducted the study.

So I don't think it's surprising that the administration would prioritize [USGS's climate and land research programs] above all others".

An article in the MailOnLine (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2073661/Could-lungfish-walk-land.html) for December 13 , 2011asks, "Could lungfish have been the first to walk on land?" Researches by University of Chicago scientists say that a tiny step for the humble lungfish could represent a major leap in the evolution of life.

More diversified studies followed the first arid-lands research laboratory was founded at Tucson, Ariz., in 1903 and contemporary studies have included the important International Biological Program of ecological investigation.

He predicts that the collective will be more effective at landing research funding than each of the institutes could manage on their own.

Similarly, he said that while the crash of the lunar landing research vehicle shown in the movie was real, Armstrong's actual injuries consisted of "a bloody tongue and trouble talking".

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