Sentence examples for planetary skin from inspiring English sources

See See Planetary skin for a simple derivation of the temperature at the top of the atmosphere.

It is easy to confuse this concept with the emerging field of machine learning such as the smart energy grid, traffic control using the sensor Web or the Planetary Skin Initiative recently announced by Nasa and Cisco.

Ozone molecules, tenuous trios of oxygen atoms, serve as a planetary sun block of sorts, limiting the bombardment of the Earth's surface by ultraviolet radiation that can cause skin cancers and cataracts, and harm some plants and animals.

Paleontologist William B.N. Berry, a former Director of UCMP (19761987) and professor of earth and planetary science for 53 years, died May 20th of skin cancer and related complications.

This was being so badly depleted by chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) used in fridges and aerosols that the world had crossed "planetary boundaries", threatening to dramatically increase cases of skin cancer.

Describing the scene in the words of her young daughter, Arizona State University planetary geologist Kelly Bender says Europa's surface resembles "a person with the skin peeled off --a sinewy mass off --ales and veins.

A former director of UC Berkeley's Museum of Paleontology and a professor of earth and planetary science who served the campus for 53 years, Berry died May 20 of skin cancer and related complications.

Finally, extraterrestrial environmental factors include all planetary effects, such as sunlight and gravity, which alters health directly (e.g., skin cancer), or indirectly through interaction with physical-, ecosystem-, and social system level effects.

IT LOOKS like a planetary tattoo designed to be seen from space, a vast set of concentric circles inscribed in the skin of southern California's desert.

The heliocentric planetary model (c.

Dr Robin Russell-Jones Chair, Planetary SOS.