Sentence examples for reach terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Recent developments on environmental fate models indicate that as nano waste, engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) could reach terrestrial ecosystems thus potentially affecting environmental and human health.

Yet Pandora also relies heavily on advertising (only 10% subscribe), and mobiles have proven difficult for ad sales.Second only to television in its reach, terrestrial radio does not face much of a threat from digital, especially given the royalty burden on digital providers.

While Graves believes some live cricket may reach a terrestrial audience, he does not envisage that ever being the case for England Test matches.

With the growing popularity of podcasts and the continued reach of terrestrial radio, there has never been a better time to pursue a career in audio.

Baby boomers, those aged 52 to 70 in 2016, no longer represent the demographic that advertisers want to reach via terrestrial radio, which has forced many older artists to settle for reaching their fans through alternative media or online.

Far Out No rocket is needed to reach the terrestrial showcase that is the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich, Conn., where "Space 2001: To the Moon and Beyond" began a run yesterday that continues through April 15.

Both XM and Sirius operate satellites that beam radio signals to subscribers, who must pay for the service; each offers a menu of stations with a much broader geographic reach than terrestrial radio.

And so, Mini's interstellar dispatch may well reach its terrestrial targets.

However, remaining longer on the receding ice could mean a pregnant bear will then have to swim much farther to reach her terrestrial denning area, which could be so energy-intensive and difficult that she might lose her pregnancy or even drown in rough seas.

At present UV-C does not reach the terrestrial surface, however it is extremely effective in the induction of DNA photoproducts [25].

Although fish increasingly relied on these resources as more of the land was forested, reaching 66% terrestrial support in the most vegetated sites, measuring the use of resources with stable isotopes is different from estimating their relative importance23, which we accomplished by modelling the trophic upsurge hypothesis.