Sentence examples for planetary conditions from inspiring English sources
You take on these planetary conditions, but the action in the book is very confined in space and time.
One place in which planetary conditions have been nicely oxygenated for Interstellar is South Korea, where the film's $50.6m running total in its third biggest market outside of the US and China makes it Warner's biggest success there ever.
"That makes the coincidences of our planetary conditions – the single sun, the lucky combination of Earth-sun distance and solar mass – far less remarkable, and far less compelling as evidence that the Earth was carefully designed just to please us human beings," he writes.
NMR in the DAC at high temperatures and pressures would be useful for exploring materials under Earth and planetary conditions.
A crucial issue for this research will be creation of research station network which would allow collecting information about planetary conditions at far-remote points.
He says it's possible that, like the dinosaurs, the older mammal group so dominated the landscape that they prevented the rise of modern species until planetary conditions changed in a way to allow the second group to emerge.
Religious studies scholar Paul Heelas characterised the New Age movement as "an eclectic hotch-potch of beliefs, practices and ways of life" which can be identified as a singular phenomenon through their use of "the same (or very similar) lingua franca to do with the human (and planetary) condition and how it can be transformed".
Finally, naive Bayesian classifier is constructed to identify planetary gearbox conditions.
This development program is accompanied by an in-depth methodical investigation of this technique under planetary environmental conditions.
Due to computational limitations, dynamo models operate in a parametric regime very far from that of planetary core conditions (Glatzmaier 2002).
The applicability of Eq. 18 for the Lorentz to Coriolis force ratio may also break down at extreme planetary core conditions that cannot be explored numerically or in the laboratory due to technological limitations.
