Sentence examples for more extreme environments from inspiring English sources
Even if the world would be just fine without little things like enriched baby food, cordless vacuums, temper foam, and freeze-dried provisions, what we stand to gain in terms of knowledge about how to live in more extreme environments is going to come in handy.
As wind turbines go offshore and into more extreme environments, the demands put on their blades increase.
However as these resources have diminished, deep drilling into more extreme environments has resulted in operational dangers and costs that pose serious obstacles.
Now, as we're extracting new oil and gas in more extreme environments — in deep water far offshore, for example — and as we're turning to energy alternatives like nuclear power and converting tar sands to gasoline, we're spending steadily more energy to get energy.
Some yeasts also colonize more extreme environments, such as low temperatures, low oxygen availabilities, and oceanic waters (Butinar et al. 2007).
"We work a lot with computer, VR, immersion," says Morel. "I prepare my body for more extreme environments for a necessary dance that would push the boundaries of the human body, like dancing under water or in the air, for example".
Although it is still possible that a few atoms at the very centre of the bubble might experience a more extreme environment, it is clear that the argon atoms emit light under conditions expected in dense gases after adiabatic compression.
The fact that they thrived in the new, more extreme environment was "a lucky accident".
The robust structures of peptides also allowed for using in more extreme environment and long-term storage, compared to natural protein molecules.
The first land plants encountered a more extreme environment compared to a freshwater habitat, with large fluctuations in water content (wetting and desiccation), radiation intensity (visible light and UV) and nutrient supply.
Dr. Bradley and his students took a different approach to their robotic design that would be well-suited for both Earth-based disaster applications and more-extreme environments on the moon or Mars.
