Sentence examples for some terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Some terrestrial burrowing forms burrow deeper into the ground during periods of adverse conditions.

Some are arboreal and some terrestrial; among the terrestrial species, some burrow and others do not.

"Weka are known predators of reptiles, invertebrates, burrowing seabirds and some terrestrial bird species," reads the plan.

"These weapons are heavy, and as a sniper weapon, using a bipod, laying down, shooting at some terrestrial target, they can be very accurate," Mr. Vick said.

Although some terrestrial arthropods (e.g., land crabs, ticks) retain the coxal glands of their aquatic ancestors, others, the insects, have evolved an entirely different type of excretory system.

Some terrestrial radio links can operate by a combination of atmospheric wave propagation, surface wave propagation, ground reflection, and ionospheric reflection.

Some terrestrial positioning systems work in a similar way, but replace the orbiting metronomes used by GPS with fixed transmitter beacons installed at precisely known locations.

Most crustaceans are free-living aquatic animals, but some are terrestrial (e.g. woodlice), some are parasitic (e.g. Rhizocephala, fish lice, tongue worms) and some are sessile (e.g. barnacles).

Some 50 terrestrial mammals and more than 1,000 flowering plants are officially listed as both endangered or vulnerable; that description is also applied to about 30 amphibians, 50 reptiles, and 50 birds.

But it is not the promise of some celestial realm that so transports her, but rather its allusion to "social joys" and "radiancy of glory", hinting at some "truly terrestrial paradise, where beautiful people in beautiful houses spoke of beautiful things".

For those whose good fortune is to be exposed to the "Digimon" movie solely by reading this review, the two tales it tells revolve around some supposedly terrestrial children known as the DigiDestined and the Digimon, their companions from the fantastic Digiworld.