Sentence examples for terrestrial sense from inspiring English sources

He then asks Tebow to "take it down a notch" and reveals that He actually prays to Broncos kicker Matt Prater -- who has certainly been saving this team in a more terrestrial sense.

For instance, we could have well used the less heavy and bulky CR-enabled USRP devices, or even experimental hardware implementations of spectrum analyzer substitutes (e.g., [8]) characterized by almost handheld dimensions and low cost (US$200 to US$500). Figure 2 Terrestrial sensing and spectrum analyzer infrastructure.

Terrestrial remote sensing techniques are being increasingly used as a complement to traditional scanline and window mapping methods.

Measurements with directional radiometers and calculations based on the radiative transfer equation (RTE) have been at the very heart of weather and climate modeling and terrestrial remote sensing.

To handle this issue, this study attempted to develop a low-cost 2D laser scanner based mobile terrestrial proximal sensing system for 3D plant structure phenotyping in indoor environment.

New and emerging techniques based on satellite, airborne, and terrestrial remote sensing technologies, promise to facilitate the production of landslide maps, reducing the time and resources required for their compilation and systematic update.

Major advantages of the techniques are presented illustrating how terrestrial remote sensing techniques provide rapid spatial measurements of discontinuity location, orientation and curvature and are well suited to the quantification of persistence magnitudes greater than 3 m.

In order to define the risk scenarios for the roadway transportation security conditions, the slope instability occurrences were investigated through a methodology based on the integration of accurate geological and geomechanical field surveys and terrestrial remote sensing techniques, such as TLS and IRT (Frodella and Morelli, 2013; Gigli et al., 2014a).

Advanced terrestrial remote sensing technologies, such as GB-InSAR, TLS, IRT and digital photogrammetry (DP) are nowadays applied in the field of slope instability detection, mapping and monitoring, for short/long term landslide management (real time, near real time and deferred time) (Lillesand et al., 2014).

I'm very, very terrestrial in that sense.

The numbers make sense: terrestrial radio still remains the number one way people discover new music, according to a 2014 report by research and polling firm Edison Research.