Sentence examples for making terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Another is that TV over fixed line broadband will come to dominate making terrestrial broadcasting obsolete.

The vapour in the air is the invisible conductor that carries water from sea to land, making terrestrial life possible.

"They found shapes they believed would make terrestrial vehicles move more rapidly and smoothly," he said.

There is no commanding and universally spreading source of light to render celestial objects visible in the same way, as the sun makes terrestrial objects visible here by day.

Although it is impossible to know for certain how many Devonian taxa made terrestrial forays, the diversity of locomotory behaviours exhibited by extant, morphologically diverse semi-aquatic fishes1 suggests there was a potential for Devonian fish to produce enigmatic sub-aerial traces.

Semi-aquatic turtles, which live in primarily aquatic habitats but make terrestrial excursions to lay eggs, offer an interesting model animal in which to study navigation.

But those same customers – and some of the owners – are making their terrestrial money in the classic capitalist terrestrial way: by working around any obstacle to profit, including environmental regulations and conservation efforts.

Parts of more technical chapters, like the instructions on making a terrestrial globe, appear to be written more for the author's academic peers than for many laypeople.

In making his terrestrial globes, Molyneux examined ruttiers (instructions for directions at sea) and pilots (navigational handbooks).

[ 66, 67], thereby making hexapods terrestrial crustaceans and the traditionally defined Crustacea, paraphyletic.

However, even some of the whizziest components made for terrestrial use might not be up to the rigours of space.