"read the earth" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and does not convey a clear meaning to a reader. Instead, you could use something like "understand the earth" or "interpret the earth" to convey a similar idea. Example: The geologist spent years studying and interpreting the layers of rock to better understand the earth's history.
A stage direction, at least as challenging as Shakespeare's "Exit, pursued by a bear", reads "The Earth sweeps onward in its arc, bisecting a third plane".
Tim Radford's The Address Book: Our Place in the Scheme of Things is published by Fourth Estate We're reading The Earth: An Intimate History by Richard Fortey, which Tim will review on 12 April.
As a result, a compass that doesn't use magnetics to read the the earth's magnetic field would be a good thing.
I replied that best-sellerism is no guide, but that one useful, first step might be actually to read The Good Earth.
In Table 1 below, the teacher instructs the 'beginning students' to read the start of The Earth and the Moon: Table 1 Teacher talk that directs student focus Interactant* Message Transcript T 94 Open the book 95 and let's have a look at the beginning of the story S9 96 Can I read it?
Why does he say time, when what he means is space?" My feeling then was very much like the feeling from before, when I'd read about the earth hurtling into the sun — a feeling that so much goes on everywhere all through time, and we know only a laughably insignificant fraction about any of it.
When enough of the bush has been wired, the dynamite is set off by shooters and the geophones read the resulting vibrations, transmitting the earth's darkest secrets back to a data truck.
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