Sentence examples for terrestrial body from inspiring English sources

The atheist Communist Party of China insists it is the only authority that can determine whose terrestrial body the soul of a dead monk will move to.

In these remnants lie chemical clues which point towards a previous existence as a water-rich terrestrial body," Professor Gänsicke said.

Implicit in the Scholastic view is the basic belief that a terrestrial body continuously resists change from a state of rest while situated upon the earth, since the depletion of the impetus property eventually effects a corresponding return of the body's original motionless, earthbound condition.

For example, in the physics section, nature is discussed in the context of eight principal sciences, including the sciences of general principles, of celestial and terrestrial bodies, and of primary elements, as well as meteorology, mineralogy, botany, zoology, and psychology (science of the soul).

This matter is BPM and is common to both celestial and terrestrial bodies.

Similar volatile isotopes of Earth and ancient meteorites point to an early accumulation of water for terrestrial bodies.

This may expand the range of environments plausible for abiotic CH4 formation both on Earth and on other terrestrial bodies.

Remote X-ray spectroscopy is one of the main instrumental techniques used in missions to terrestrial bodies.

In his Principia Mathematica (1687; 2nd rev. edition 1713), Newton had offered a complete mathematical and empirical description of how celestial and terrestrial bodies behaved.

In contrast to other terrestrial bodies, compositional models for the Earth's core can be constrained by seismological data (e.g., Badro et al. 2014).

Like Buridan, he extends this approach to celestial bodies in his commentary on De caelo, clearly following its consequences in rejecting intelligences as agents of motion and in treating celestial and terrestrial bodies using the same principles.