Sentence examples for terrestrial mass from inspiring English sources

Love, S. G. & Brownlee, D. E. A direct measurement of the terrestrial mass accretion rate of cosmic dust.

Furthermore, neither approach was designed to accommodate oxygen three-isotope distributions which do not conform to terrestrial mass-dependent behaviour.

The correction procedure involves no approximations, in principle, and is equally applicable to CO2 of terrestrial, mass-dependent oxygen isotopic composition, as well as to more 'exotic' sources.

This paper explores the synergy between technologies intended for extraterrestrial in situ resource utilization and those for terrestrial mass-market micro renewable power generation systems.

Its diameter is a mere 1.4 times that of Earth, though it weighs 4.6 terrestrial masses.

The first confirmed detection came in 1992, with the discovery of several terrestrial-mass planets orbiting the pulsar PSR B1257+12.

Thus, it was found that the Goldilocks principle applies to metallicity as well; low-metallicity systems have low probabilities of forming terrestrial-mass planets at all, while excessive metallicities cause a large number of gas giants to develop, disrupting the orbital dynamics of the system and altering the habitability of terrestrial planets in the system.

The geologic data we compiled on the retreat history of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, however, gives us a window into how fast these large blocks of ice can melt and raise sea level". "There are two challenges to determining the rate of melt for the Greenland Ice Sheet a terrestrial ice mass covering more than 1.7 million km².

Our computations suggest that it took a minimum of 1.6, 5.1, and 10 million generations for terrestrial mammal mass to increase 100-, and 1,000-, 1,000-,00-fold, respectively.

To investigate the effective reflection of the Si nanostructures on the solar cell performance under the solar radiation spectrum (i.e., the terrestrial air mass 1.5 global (AM 1.5G) [20]), we calculated the SWR, as given in the following equation [21]: SWR = ∫ R λ N photon dλ ∫ N photon dλ, where R is the reflectance and Nphoton is the photon number of AM 1.5G per unit area per unit wavelength.

According to the "tree-like" synade-model of macroevolution proposed here, all extant and extinct organisms have, through the eons of geological time, benefited from the dynamic Earth due to the creation of early terrestrial land masses within giant marine habitats, and the subsequent formation of mountains, deserts, freshwater ecosystems, and deep oceans [ 64, 75].