Sentence examples for without terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Writing in the Daily Telegraph in December, Johnson, then mayor of London, said the west could not afford to be picky in its choice of allies since Isis in Syria could not be defeated without terrestrial forces.

If the government announces a switch-off date for analogue, 10% of the country is in danger of being left without terrestrial television transmissions, and if it does not, it increases the danger that BDB will bomb.Even were it not a participant in broadcasting, the state would still be involved as a regulator in the switch from analogue to digital.

Marine molecules often belong to new classes without terrestrial counterparts such as, for example, halogenated compounds.

Middle panels: bi-monthly mean maps of the differences in simulated salinity and current at the surface layer between the cases with and without terrestrial runoff, over the same period as the upper panels.

Lower panels: differences in the vertical velocity (colors) and horizontal current (vectors) averaged over the middle layer (depths from −10 to −30 m) between the cases with and without terrestrial runoff, over the same period as the upper panels.

The difference between surface salinity maps for the CR case and the NF case, which is without terrestrial runoffs during March to July (middle panels of Figure 12), indicated that the terrestrial discharge associated with snowmelt decreased the salinity field (by approximately −1.1) along the coast.

A separate group of crabs was transferred from 30 ppt to the different salinities or to aquaria without water (terrestrial condition), and subsamples of this group were sampled on day 2 and day 10.

The difficulties in handling and/or processing of these small carbonaceous samples without introducing terrestrial contamination resulted in the collection of insufficient information from the first examination to explore the origin of category 3 particles.

Without direct terrestrial records of the galactic cosmic ray variation on long time scales, the highly fluctuating flux due to nearby supernovae remains a matter of numerical modeling, but again the geological record of sudden drops in sea level appears to support the analysis.

See, you really can't have a conversation about performance royalties these days without including terrestrial radio.

lnsect pollinators are essential to the life-cycle of many flowering plant species on which most organisms, including humans, are at least partly dependent; without them, the terrestrial portion of the biosphere (including humans) would be devastated.