Sentence examples for terrestrial value from inspiring English sources
The mass of Mars is only one-tenth the terrestrial value, and its gravitational acceleration of 3.72 metres (12.2 feet) per second per second at the surface means that objects on Mars weigh a little more than a third of their weight on Earth's surface.
Another severely heated MM, D03IB057, also has a 4He/20Ne ratio similar to the atmospheric value (Fig. 2), although the 40Ar/36Ar ratios are distinct from the terrestrial value (Table 2).
Measurements of the 15N/14N isotope ratio in Titan's atmosphere by Earth-based millimetric wavelength spectroscopic observations of HC15N/HC14N indicate that the bulk nitrogen may be enriched in the heavy isotope 15N by about 3.9 4.5 times relative to the terrestrial value.
The ratio is about 0.025, which is much higher than the terrestrial value of 1.6.
The latter discovery is especially significant since the previous theories of Solar System formation considered the terrestrial value for the ratio of nitrogen isotopes to be primordial.
The earliest analyses of shock glasses from shergottite EET79001 noted the presence of Ar trapped on ejection, with a Ar/Ar value considerably less than the terrestrial value of 5.3.
Since the reference measurements of the terrestrial values can vary greatly over time compared to the satellite measurements, the reference measurements of the terrestrial values must therefore be transformed to the reference measurements of the PSI method.
All isotopes show homogeneous distributions and have terrestrial values within error (Figures 5c,d and6c,d and Table 2).
Here, the temporal, very heterogeneous reference measurements of terrestrial values are first passed through a special routine (Schindler 2014).
While the first group of individuals showed a range of marine to mixed diets, the second group was characterized by terrestrial values.
The isotopic compositions of H, C, and N in these samples show terrestrial values within errors and homogeneous distributions in the samples.
