It's much more terrestrial.
Every time Time Warner-owned HBO airs a rerun of the series finale, it will also have to pay a performance royalty to the songwriters and their respective publishing companies, much like terrestrial radio stations have to pay publishing royalties whenever they play a song on the air.
Much like terrestrial wolves or lions, sharks sit at the top of the marine food web, securing the health and balance of the entire ocean ecosystem.
The Lyme disease zone in the United States is enormous, and the white-footed mouse lives in pretty much all terrestrial habitats throughout this zone".
Otherwise, my fathers concerns were much more terrestrial, and he spent his time not gazing heavenward but downward, under the ground, looking for gold.
The Lyme disease zone in the United States is enormous, and the white-footed mouse lives in pretty much all terrestrial habitats throughout this zone (including my kitchen cabinets).
In contrast insects which are exposed to much lower terrestrial temperatures, (often below −30°C), require AFPs with higher activity, possibly by selecting more effective prism and basal plane binding (Lin et al., 2011).
It is this enormous volume of water, in its various manifestations, that forms the discontinuous layer, enclosing much of the terrestrial surface, known as the hydrosphere.
Surridge was on the story-lining team at Brookside when Trevor Jordache lay buried under the patio for three years, so he knows a bit about suspense, and Chalkhill, which centres on the inter-relationships between families and friends, owes much to its terrestrial counterparts, both in terms of structure and quality.
It is an important issue how much of the terrestrial biomass upgrowth of ca. 45 Gtoe/a (ca. 110 Gt/a of dry biomass) is possible and desirable to harvest.
