Sentence examples for land scientists from inspiring English sources

To test the hypothesis that predators drove fish from sea to land, scientists placed blenny mimics both in the intertidal pools and on non-submerged surfaces.

[Reuters] Heavy air pollution over the Indian Ocean, India and Pakistan is creating atmospheric conditions that are intensifying cyclones and increasing the chances that they will reach land, scientists report in a new study.

Diverting fresh water from the Mississippi could help save the land, scientists say, but so far the cost, complicated engineering and lack of political will have thwarted long-term solutions.

In an effort to ingratiate themselves — and perhaps prevent Colonel Miles Quaritch (Mr. Lang) and his fellow corporate mercenaries from mowing down the Na'vis while taking their land — scientists attached to the mining campaign have created Na'vi-like avatars, which are genetically matched to their human "drivers".

Meanwhile, off dry land, scientists have started dumping 6 tons of iron into the Southern Ocean as part of a controversial geoengineering project that aims to increase the ocean's ability to absorb CO2.

In the face of human population growth that is transforming the Earth, scientists, land managers, and planners are working to prevent, mitigate, and reverse the consequent loss of species, ecosystems, and landscapes.

Invading armies might unwittingly carry weapons of mass destruction into foreign lands, scientists say.

Somewhere between the summer of love and the last moon landing, scientists discovered something extraordinary about bacteria.

Now that the Opportunity has landed, scientists are wondering how long they can linger near the landing site.

Today, that shadbush and dozens of other flora native to the New York region face extinction, a result of urban development and the encroachment of invasive plants from foreign lands, scientists from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden report.

By recording from the brains of bats as they flew and landed, scientists have found that the animals have a "neural compass" - allowing them to keep track of exactly where and even which way up they are.