Sentence examples for terrestrial stores from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Sander, who describes cleaning and tidying the Uniqlo stores with her own hands, terrestrial stores are a necessity.

Going Against Type, Wal-Mart's Web Site Tries Selling High-Priced Merchandise Walmart.com has broken through its own glass ceiling, selling high-priced platinum and diamond jewelry, cashmere sweaters and other goods meant to appeal more to the Tiffany crowd than to the bargain hunters who browse the company's terrestrial stores.

I underestimated the resilience of terrestrial stores.

In their Nature paper, an international team of scientists said that the majority of the Earth's terrestrial store of carbon was in the soil.

Soil, the largest of all terrestrial carbon stores, contains as much as three times the amount of carbon stored in vegetation and two times that stored in the atmosphere (Eswaran et al. [1993]).

Peatlands are important terrestrial carbon stores and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is one of the most important contributors to carbon budgets in peatland systems.

Ralph Lauren, which used dramatic 3D projections last year on its terrestrial flagship stores in London and New York, has a Web site that scores well with its men's wear focus on sports coverage and products.

At the same time, there was a 19% reduction in the amount of payments to farmers required to preserve tropical forests – one of the world's greatest terrestrial carbon stores.

It influences soil properties, is an important terrestrial carbon store, and is used in mineral exploration.

Ecologist Knute Nadelhoffer of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, wanted to explore whether nitrogen fertilization might help explain how terrestrial ecosystems store 1800-billion kiloframs of carbon each year.

Soil is the largest terrestrial carbon store - absorbing more than 10% of the world's emissions - so no matter how much politicians in Paris pontificate or pledge, without healthy soil (and there are more than 100,000 types in the world) their efforts are likely to turn to dust.