In any event, the substantive differences between terrestrial and fluid media interactions may partly account for the reason that Shneydor (1998) considers that many terrestrial cursorial predators adopt pure pursuit (hence the name 'hound-hare pursuit'), something that is backed up by observation (Schaller, 2009; Shubkina et al., 2010, 2012).
The new rules appear aimed at closing one of the biggest loopholes in China's control of its media: on terrestrial TV, for example, foreign dramas are banned in prime time.
Equivalent mechanisms have not yet been described and analysed at the same level for terrestrial locomotion on granular media (and other flowing terrain), in part, because comprehensive governing equations do not exist (Jaeger et al. 1996).
Many orchids are epiphytic (tree- or branch-growing) and require very different growing media than terrestrial orchids; indeed, orchids are commonly killed by being planted in soil when they're not a soil type orchid.
"The younger generation do not watch terrestrial television, they use social media.
Kuala Lumpur is also the headquarters for Malaysia's state media public government terrestrial television stations: TV1 and TV2, the subsidiaries of RTM, TV Alhijrah, a subsidiary of Alhijrah Media Corporation, and Media Prima Berhad, a media corporation that houses the private commercial terrestrial television stations: TV3, NTV7, 8TV and TV9.
The higher salaries are being driven by several trends in media that have traditional terrestrial radio companies bidding for talent.
So we have various forms and media — dance, music, Web, terrestrial radio — involved in something that is less dance craze than song-and-filmed-routine craze.
A decade ago, Howard Stern surprised the media world by leaving terrestrial radio — where he had a huge audience but faced constant headaches over censorship issues — for the relatively new and unproven world of satellite radio.
