Sentence examples for terrestrial setting from inspiring English sources

No doubt his interest in astronomy accounts for the drawing's extra terrestrial setting.

The Upper Triassic Xujiahe Formation in the Western Sichuan Foreland Basin is tight gas sandstones deposited in a terrestrial setting.

Basin formation and development was initiated in a terrestrial setting, but from the late Early Devonian marine environments prevailed.

This presumably more common practice for gulls suggests the origins of the behavior, which might easily be transferred to the terrestrial setting where it could be subsequently reinforced through individual experience, selection over generations, or both.

Other scientists, however, saw the problem as involving multiple interacting species, an ecological perspective that had its origins in a terrestrial setting, and was now applied to the sea [20].

To pursue prey and to escape from predators, a high-speed running ability must have been necessary for early hominins to the degree that they tried to live in a terrestrial setting.

A half land/half water set-up or a terrestrial set-up is good enough for the frog.

So why has Capcom gone back to the icy wastes of the series' extra-terrestrial setting, the planet of E.D.N.

Such a quantification, expressed in terms of an "ecological dose 50%" (EcD50), could be easily incorporated into the methodologies currently used to set water quality criteria and would also be applicable to setting criteria for terrestrial ecosystems.

Both the ancestor of crown snakes and the earliest known ancestor of the snake total-group are reconstructed unambiguously by all methods and on all topologies to have been land-dwelling, supporting the hypothesis that snakes originated in a terrestrial, rather than a marine, setting [ 4, 7, 8].

This terrestrial reference set is an extension of ITRF2005.