Sentence examples for terrestrial means from inspiring English sources
The internet had upended and bankrupted the commercial space industry, whose expensive, decades-old satellites could no longer compete with terrestrial means of moving information.
It's worth noting that South Korea will be the first country on the entire planet to broadcast high-def 3D TV using terrestrial means.
For a start, the increased size and space that will come with autonomous vehicles will allow for multiple-levels of luxury, and many service-based businesses could adapt to accommodate both the new modes of transport and the growing number of people who will be traveling longer distances by terrestrial means.
Just as steamboats, buses and railways are the terrestrial means.
Park, K. J., Yoshimura, K., Kim, H. & Oki, T. Chronological Development of Terrestrial Mean Precipitation.
This, combined with the built-in DVB terrestrial tuner, means that when combined with high-definition signals in 1080p format, the picture quality is phenomenal.
Moreover, the relatively simple neck and skull mobility required in terrestrial foraging means that, unlike most other purported feeding styles, the stiff azhdarchid neck and ventrally oriented occiput do not present mechanical problems for this feeding method, as only slight flexion of the anterior neck vertebrae will fully lower the jaws to the substrate.
Tight physical connections to the terrestrial landscape mean that stream chemistry integrates all the biogeochemical processes occurring in a watershed.
Living and working in extra-terrestrial habitats means being potentially vulnerable to very harsh environmental, social, and psychological conditions.
Kiehl and Shields [26] modeled terrestrial seasonal mean surface air temperatures for the late Permian during the climate perturbation (mass extinction) event, and estimated a global seasonal mean average temperature ~ 7.98 °C above the current average (~ 23.2 °C).
Current portable TVs can only pick up terrestrial transmissions, which means there is relatively little sport, much of which has moved on to satellite and cable channels; they also have large aerials and do not work well on the move.
