Sentence examples for the extreme environment from inspiring English sources

Its off-the-shelf parts — commercial tires, cheap Webcam — would never make it in the extreme environment of space.

It is not the first time that some animals have shown greater innate resilience than others to the extreme environment of space.

Fifty years is a long time in any national literature, but in the extreme environment of American culture, fiction seems to find an incubator for unusually rapid growth.

According to the Miner Act, the federal agency must create regulations for the installation of the systems by 2009, but agency officials say they have not found a communications device durable enough to function in the extreme environment of a coal mine.

He also underwent resilience training, spending a week underground in a cave and living for 12 days in 2012 deep underwater as an aquanaut for the Extreme Environment Mission Operations of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAall all in preparation for his mission to the ISS, which was announced in 2013.

The academy report noted the seals, whales and penguins native to Antarctica have evolved physiologies adapted to the extreme environment, and this "could hold the key to understanding and preventing a host of illnesses and conditions that plague humans, such as heart attacks, strokes and decompression sickness".

Indigenous people, such as the Anangu of northwest South Australia, have learned to manage risks and natural resources within the extreme environments of the Central Australian desert.

The study of LIMCOs may foster the understanding of microbial communities in the extreme environments posed by ice, their functional roles within their respective ecosystems, and their sensitivity to climate variations.

These species are all acid-tolerant, acidophilic, or thermophilic bacteria as shown above, and thus the bacterial groups related to these species might have the specific ability to survive in the extreme environments created by the CP-treatment.

At the two deepest hydrothermal vent sites ever discovered, expeditions have recently uncovered swarms of eyeless shrimp, and bone-white clams and shimmering jellies thriving in the extreme environments.

Genome sequencing for species living in extreme environments has great potential to provide new insights into the molecular basis of adaptation to the extreme environments.