Sentence examples for primitive ocean from inspiring English sources

Four years' touring, releasing, deal-inking and generalised fan farming by the band has established a vast, primitive ocean of stuff around One Direction.

Hugo was a hurricane that ripped through the area in September 1989, destroying the primitive Ocean Course hole routing and, by happenstance, laying the groundwork for the diabolical layout that emerged.

Unveiled by Nasa on Thursday, the compelling evidence for the primitive ocean adds to an emerging picture of Mars as a warm and wet world in its youth, which trickled with streams, winding river deltas, and long-standing lakes, soon after it formed 4.5bn years ago.

Both amino and hydroxy acids can be synthesized at high dilutions of HCN and aldehydes in a simulated primitive ocean (Miller 1957).

The CCM is characterized by a multi-sigma coordinate system (Murakami et al. 2011; Shimokawa et al. 2014a), although it is essentially a primitive ocean model.

The primitive ocean model is consisted of the Navier Stokes equations for a fluid element on the surface of our rotating planet with hydrostatic balance, incompressible continuity equation, temperature equation, and salinity equation.

Island colonies, all of them, outcrops of sunken landmasses, dead rims of ancient volcanoes, pieces of land conquered and abandoned, hot, sensuous, primitive, ocean-lapped and wind-lashed.

The volcanoes were quite volatile; they're spewing enormous amounts of water vapor, nitrogen and carbon dioxide, which will eventually coalesce to form the primitive oceans and the atmosphere.

Submarine hydrothermal vents would have likely been more important for the destruction of organic compounds, fixing the upper limit for their concentrations in the primitive oceans.

Assuming favorable HCN production rates, steady-state concentrations of HCN of 2 × 10−6  molar at pH eight and zero degree Celsius in the primitive oceans have been estimated (Miyakawa et al. 2002b).

Regardless of their ultimate origin, simple organic compounds dissolved in the primitive oceans or other bodies of water would need to be concentrated and polymerized by simple physicochemical mechanisms.