Sentence examples for planetary time from inspiring English sources

In this work, human life is tested against planetary time.

The annual variation of the NDR is modulated by oscillations of planetary time scale.

In an interview last year Billings suggested that our era will, when seen in the fullness of planetary time, "prove to have been the fulcrum about which the future of life turned for, at minimum, our entire solar system".

And, whatever happens to nature, it is our own highly complex interconnected society, built on a lucky period of stable climate during a tiny sliver of planetary time, that looks most at risk.

This is approached through art and design practices that unfold this multiplicity of time, closely entwined with contemporary concerns in aesthetic theory, to understand and engage with the planetary time scales of slow environmental violence.

That 150 years is also less than a blink in the eye of planetary time.

Scientists think both bodies are fledglings that never quite made it to the planetary big time.

Among young stellar objects, such as the protostars and T Tauri stars, we are particularly interested in T Tauri stars, because their ages almost correspond to the characteristic planetary formation time (e.g., Hayashi et al., 1985).

Uses evidence from related geo-science disciplines to develop an integrative approach to understanding processes that lead to the chemical differentiation of planetary bodies through time.

Because asteroids must strike all areas on Mars equally over time, planetary scientists wondered why Earth hasn't gathered more samples of ancient Mars.

Abdylmyanov adapted his own mathematical models by adding a solar system formation theory proposed by Japanese astrophysicists in 1985 in the book "Protostars and Planets II," a University of Arizona publication that detailed planetary theoryat the time.