'survival space' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to a certain area or dwellings which are inhabited to help a person or a group of people survive or exist in difficult or dangerous situations. For example, "The survival space in the mountains provides shelter to those without homes."
That gave Arena some survival space against South Korea.
The main objective when designing a crashworthy vehicle is to protect the occupants in the event of a collision by dissipating crash energy via large plastic deformation and ensuring the survival space is not encroached.
In 2006, the NTSB cited the 1000-Series cass as "vulnerable to catastrophic telescoping damage and complete loss of occupant survival space in a longitudinal end-structure collision".
The mapping the Betti numbers space onto the survival curves using a computational algorithm, indirectly maps the PPI-space onto survival space.
Is it because you only have small survival spaces in an aircraft and the smaller you are, the more likely you are to survive?" Curtis told ABC News.
Thus, the uncertainty of mapping Betti number-space to percent survival-space leads to a significant increase in uncertainty.
You'd explain that it was an avant-garde, existential film on loss and survival in space and everyone would be like: 'OK …' It didn't sound like a film people would be drawn to".
Ridley Scott heads for the red planet as the dust settles on Exodus: Matt Damon plays an astronaut stranded on Mars, in what is billed as realistic depiction of survival in space.
Physiologists call this altitude Armstrong's Line, after the Army Air Corps doctor who defined it, in the nineteen-thirties, and it may be the greatest barrier to our survival in space.
The chances of survival in space were increased when spores were embedded in chemical protectants such as sugars, or salt crystals, or when they were exposed in multilayer.
The method and strategy of analysis employed made it possible to discern regional specific effects and how different categories of variables exert influence leading to variations in chances of child survival across space.
