Sentence examples for section of space from inspiring English sources

A team of astronomers recently had discovered the Kuiper Belt, a large section of space beyond Neptune that was ripe for exploration.

In contrast to everyday conceptions and some scientific notions (cf. Bai-Lian Li, 2000; Berque 1986 in Reichler, 2002; Fry, 2001; Nassauer & Opdam, 2008; Naveh, 2001; Schlögel in Hard, 2008; Tress, et al., 2001) we do not conceive landscapes as encompassing the totality of a certain section of space that researchers should strive for to grasp.

The crucial assumption of the spatial model is that any replicator type needs the presence of all the other types within a small section of space (called the metabolic neighbourhood) around itself for being able to replicate, because local monomer supply depends on local synthesis – diffusion cannot deliver monomers at sufficient concentrations to longer distances.

Thus the somewhat surprising result of stable coexistence in the cellular automaton is due to the effect of higher-level selection for metabolically complete replication neighbourhoods within small sections of space.

Each is celebrated in a different section of the space.

Kopra had just finished his second task, to fit a valve on another section of the space station, when he noticed a ball of water in his helmet.

Negotiations on whether the mission should be delayed because of computer failures in the American section of the space station lasted until late Friday night.

(Macy's insists the contract allows freestanding Martha Stewart boutiques, not a section of floor space within a Penney store labelled with a Martha Stewart sign).

Zarya was the first section of the space station launched in November 1998, to which the United States Unity connecting node was attached the following month.

The "trending" section of Facebook the space on the top right-hand side of the page where you can read about what's happening in the world functions sort of like the front page of a newspaper.

The report on the loss of the Columbia, released on Tuesday, cited many contributing causes, but said the launching schedule had become "ever more compressed" because of the plan to launch a critical section of the space station, called Node 2, by Feb. 19, 2004.