Sentence examples for terrestrial continuum from inspiring English sources

nonthermal terrestrial continuum.

During the disturbed period, we find not only more intense AKR and whistler-mode waves but also electrostatic cyclotron harmonic (ESCH) waves and a nonthermal terrestrial continuum (NTC) (Brown 1973; Gurnett and Shaw 1973; Gurnett 1975).

In the initial HFA operations from January to July, 2017, the following results are obtained: (1) UHR waves, auroral kilometric radiation (AKR), whistler-mode chorus, electrostatic electron cyclotron harmonic waves, and nonthermal terrestrial continuum radiation were observed by the HFA in geomagnetically quiet and disturbed conditions.

The progressive enrichment in δ 13C levels along the land-coastal continuum indicates that the terrestrial and marine inputs are dominant at the landward and seaward ends, respectively.

The observed change in the DOM characteristics along the aquatic continuum also suggests that the terrestrial DOM pool is gradually becoming less reactive, which has profound consequences on cycling of organic carbon in aquatic ecosystems.

Second, snakes occupy a continuum of ecological situations between terrestrial and marine species within restricted phylogenetic lineages (i.e. the family [13]), thus allowing comparisons of closely related species along a gradient of habitat use.

The human footprint maps the continuum of human influence over terrestrial area and is similar to the 'ecological footprint', which estimates the amount of area necessary to support the consumption of one or more persons [33].

This provides an important continuum of observational spatio-temporal scales on both oceanic and terrestrial environmental structures, which should never be interrupted.

Sometimes (as in the breathtaking Merkaba), a gesamtkunstwerk (total artwork) brings together free-standing sculptural elements in stone or lead in continuum with a vertical painted surface, the one acting as a terrestrial transport to the celestial apparition of the other.

You can watch the Big Bang, join the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence and take a trip through a "wormhole" in the space-time continuum – all yours for £13 (or £11 for children aged 5-16).

For the artist, and precisely no one else, "This piece pays homage to the extra-terrestrial pursuits of the feline species; specifically their interplanetary mischief and flagrant disregard for the space time continuum".