Sentence examples for terrestrial connections from inspiring English sources

Space, unlike terrestrial connections with their uncertain geopolitical risks – cables, after all, can easily be cut and sabotaged – remains safe territory for the advancement of digital capitalism.

By the late Early Miocene, Africa was no longer isolated from the rest of the Old World, and terrestrial connections to Eurasia provided long periods of faunal interchange between the land masses (Rögl 1998).

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Our combined phylogenetic, temporal, and biogeographic evidence in two frog clades is indicative of Late Cretaceous terrestrial connections between most adjacent Gondwanan landmasses.

Although transoceanic dispersal may have played an important role in several taxa [5], the possibility that terrestrial connections have existed longer than assumed under traditional geological models, has received limited attention in the dispersal-vicariance debate.

An early to Middle Eocene exchange of freshwater organisms is best explained by the Indian motion path of Acton [ 17, 19] which implies direct contact of plates and probably would allow terrestrial connections (Fig. 1A).

The bill that Congress's Commission for Andean and Amazonian Peoples will vote on has been modified and the phrase "terrestrial connection" has been deleted.

A bill proposing that "terrestrial connection" between Purus and the rest of Peru by a highway – or even a railway – should be declared in the "public necessity and national interest" was submitted to Congress in April 2012, and approved by Congress's Commission for Transport and Communications in June.

However, when the UMT is in deep shadowing or indoor scenarios, the positioning information obtained through satellites will be lost and a terrestrial connection through the cellular system should be established in order to retrieve the location information.

In fact, the terrestrial connection between Africa and Eurasia that began in the Early Miocene is paralleled in a taxonomic connection between fossil sites in Kenya and Turkey, with a newly named species of Kenyapithecus (Kenyapithecus kizili) from the Turkish site of Paşalar (Kelley et al. 2008).

Another scientific study of similarities in egg taxa suggested close phyletic relationships that supports the existence of a terrestrial connection between dinosaurian fauna in India and Europe during the Cretaceous, and between two Gondwanan areas, Patagonia and India.