Sentence examples for terrestrial situation from inspiring English sources

Two case studies comprising a total of three biogas plants are examined, of which one is located directly at the North Sea coast (maritime case study) and the other facing an inland (terrestrial) situation.

The delicate attachment of the anterior process of the malleus, at the center of the thinnest patches of bone in the funnel, could be viewed as structurally similar to the terrestrial situation, where the malleus is attached to the drum-like tympanic membrane [59].

Since spiders are air breathers, they are mostly restricted to terrestrial situations, although some of them regularly hunt aquatic creatures at stream or pond edges and may actually travel about on the surface film as easily as on land.

Where consideration of the Palaeolithic archaeology has been undertaken, models and presumptions derived from terrestrial situations have been extrapolated across the near shore zone, where often there is no data, and into the maritime area.

A value of around 3‰ fits with numerous predator prey relationships in terrestrial ecological situations (see a summary in Bocherens and Drucker, 2003).

Here we consider some of the issues in reconstruction and highlight the difficultly in extrapolating between terrestrial and maritime situations without careful investigation in the transition zone.

The situation for terrestrial grids is changing, however.

The situation for terrestrial mammals in Asia is particularly dire, because much of the native habitat has been heavily disturbed or lost and many species are being overharvested.

On the other hand, once critical temperature thresholds are reached, no microhabitats are available to mobile organisms for escaping, nor is evaporative cooling possible (Bergmann et al. 2010), in contrast to the situation for terrestrial invertebrates (Schilthuizen and Kellermann 2013).

Results presented here are generally applicable to other situations where terrestrial wildlife is exposed to chemical contaminants.

Second, snakes occupy a continuum of ecological situations between terrestrial and marine species within restricted phylogenetic lineages (i.e. the family [13]), thus allowing comparisons of closely related species along a gradient of habitat use.