Sentence examples for planetary environments from inspiring English sources
The group proposed a variety of basic research on the way planetary environments affect life or are affected by it.
The possibilities range from robot observers (assuming lessons are learnt from the loss of Nasa's Mars Polar Lander last year) to small groups of scientists studying their environment (as they now do in Antarctica) all the way to self-sufficient colonies and, still within this time frame, the modification of many planetary environments to make them suitable for human habitation.
Geochemical research can be broadly defined as the study of chemical processes in earth and planetary environments.
To address these topics, CAWSES-II uses a research strategy that includes comparisons with other stellar and planetary environments to inform investigations into solar-terrestrial science.
Results indicate that the Beaver and other small and simple robotic platforms can make use of a Bayesian network to make intelligent decisions in uncertain planetary environments.
The ion-sputtering (IS) process is active in many planetary environments in the solar system where plasma precipitates directly on the surface (for instance, Mercury, Moon and Europa).
Only the population explosion rivals this challenge in fundamental importance to the planetary environment.
IGY was directed toward a systematic study of the Earth and its planetary environment.
It was also confirmed that the piercing scowl that many years ago attached itself to Hermione Norris's face, as firmly as the creature to John Hurt in Alien, shows no sign of alighting in a new planetary environment.
He began to think of the itch as sense data from the exterior, caused by some outlying substance, unanalyzable, the air in the room or on the street or in the atmosphere itself, a corruption of the planetary environment.
The space physicists' edge of the solar system "is not your usual planetary environment at all," says heliophysicist George Gloeckler, a Voyager team member since the 1960s.
