Sentence examples for the first terrestrial from inspiring English sources
Other Pennsylvanian insects include the ancestral forms of grasshoppers and crickets and the first terrestrial scorpions.
The first terrestrial measurements were made in 1849 by Fizeau and a year later by Foucault.
In 1535 he helped Frisius make the first terrestrial globe, followed quickly by a celestial counterpart.
It invented the first air gun, the wheel gun lock, the clarinet, the first watch & the first terrestrial globe.
Late in this succession came the first terrestrial tetrapod vertebrates, which are thought to have inhabited freshwater streams and rivers.
The first "terrestrial" globe was made around 150 B.C. (by Crates of Mallus, in case you're ever in a barroom brawl over what the Stoic grammarians ever did for us).
Job: director of programmes, Channel Five Age: 41 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £235m Staff: 45 New entry No sooner had former BBC executive Ben Gale been appointed the fifth terrestrial channel's director of programmes than chief executive Jane Lighting and managing director of content Lisa Opie both walked out of the door.
For the co-founders of Patternity, Anna Murray, the art director, and Grace Winteringham, the textile designer, this first terrestrial event is designed to create a display that surprises and informs.
These fossils have been dated to the Givetian Age (392 million to 385 million years ago) of the Devonian Period; they are probably the remains of the oldest known trees, which made up the world's first terrestrial forests.
Our data represent the first description of the distributions of taxa of any kind for Anjouan, and will be used to inform current plans to implement the country's first terrestrial protected area.
Then, students were asked to mark some other fossil records in order: first one-cell microorganism, first terrestrial plant, the appearance of dinosaurs, first phanerogam-cryptogam, extinction of the dinosaurs, the first mammal, and finally, modern human beings.
