Sentence examples for terrestrial ball from inspiring English sources

I. Lo! for this dark terrestrial ball Forsakes his azure-paved hall A prince of heav'nly birth!

"A prince of heav'nly birth" is the subject, but she begins with the "dark terrestrial ball" of the earth, as if to emphasise the unique and dramatic arrival.

Asked what he would replace it with, Dr. Tyson said he hoped the geologists could come up with something and offered up words like "terrestrials," for balls of dirt and rock like Earth; "Jovians," for giant gaseous planets like Jupiter and Saturn; comets; and so forth.

The terrestrial animals strengthen the ball-and-socket articulation and sometimes restrict its movement by additional imbricating facets (zygapophyses).

Enough of these ice balls hit the terrestrial planets to deliver large quantities of water.

All in all, the wall confinement is not crucial for the formation of ball-like flames at terrestrial gravity.

After five gripping Tests, in which every ball had been followed on terrestrial television by an absorbed nation, Andrew Flintoff, Kevin Pietersen, Michael Vaughan, Steve Harmison — even Ashley Giles, at a push — pounded their way on to an open-top bus and confirmed their sporting celebrity.

can run rapidly on land and many terrestrial species can roll themselves into a ball when threatened, a feature that has evolved independently in different groups and also in the marine sphaeromatids.

For terrestrial orchids, keeping roots intact within the moist soil/root ball may have contributed to the high number of Rhizoctonia-like fungi acquired from the samples.

For terrestrial orchids, the root collection procedure differed slightly in that soil containing intact root systems (root ball) was also collected.

It took a while, but space physicists who predict immense balls of solar debris smashing into Earth have finally caught up with their brethren who forecast terrestrial weather.