Sentence examples for land tracks from inspiring English sources
The permanent exhibits feature dinosaurs, dinosaur eggs, fossils of early multi-celled animals and land tracks fossilized from 500 million years ago.
Robinson tracks the land, travelling not simply overthe hills and across the bogs and along the cliffs, but also down into the culture of these places.
The researchers point out that these landing tracks resemble those of living birds like the merganser duck, which adjusts the way its wings flap to slow down enough to land on both feet.
That figure doesn't include the cost of acquiring land or rail tracks. .
"I knew it was a rough road ahead," she says, where less than 10% of astronomy postdocs land tenure-track positions in the field.
By some estimates, no more than 20% of Ph.D. life scientists land tenure-track faculty jobs within 6 years of earning their terminal degrees.
Northern Ireland have failed to land a track and field medal of any colour since Jackie McKernan and Janet Boyle landed silver medals in 1990 but pole vaulter Zoe Brown looks to have a chance of ending that sequence.
Tropical cyclones far from land are tracked by weather satellites capturing visible and infrared images from space, usually at half-hour to quarter-hour intervals.
Its proximity to land and track over increasingly cooler waters caused the storm to deteriorate into a tropical storm the following day, though it remained at such intensity until degenerating into a remnant low early on July 9.
The agricultural and urban land uses tracked in this study are also commonly associated with changes in stream flow patterns and temperature.
From this civilian prototype the Marine Corps developed a more powerful steel-plated military version called the Landing Vehicle Tracked, or LVT.
