S-surface

At very great depth the heat capacity as well as the thermal conductivity must be assumed to be higher than near the earth's surface.

In fact, on some parts of Mercury's surface, it is even possible to see the Sun briefly reverse its course in the sky.

The cancers of the past were visible on the body's surface; now we have visual access to the enemy within at a micro level.

The laser would ablate part of the junk's surface, creating a bit of thrust to move the piece out of the way.

A giant underground ocean could exist as well, and clues to its presence could be inferred by the geology or chemistry of Pluto's surface.

Without the sun's light warming the earth's surface, it would be so terribly cold that life could not exist.

"The old moon in the new moon's arms" is nothing but that part of the moon's surface on which it is night, lighted up by earthlight .

Dolphins endanger themselves to rescue trapped dolphins, lifting an injured dolphin to the water's surface to help it breathe, she said.

The looks is grown by the heart, then the appearance of personality will reveal in people's surface looks inevitably.

The spread of oil on the water's surface in April was a clue used to determine the size of the leak from the Gulf of Mexico rig disaster.

Since then, Titan has spotted dozens of lakes on Titan's surface, thought to be made of a mixture of liquid ethane and methane.

If the earth's surface object is at all around the energy exchange state of equilibrium, and with the earth movements.

A structure usually refers to any large, man-made object permanently fixed to Earth's surface or in its orbit, as a result of construction.

But he never told his mother he was working a half mile under the Earth's surface.

What you are likely to see, and you are already beginning to see, is a flurry of geologic activity on Earth's surface.

The space filling Z-order curve might not be the best choice for geodetic data, given the closed nature of the earth's surface.

How much of the earth's surface is covered with water?

One of the main differences among soccer balls is how much the air flow follows the ball's surface.

You will also need to hide the front panel's surface layer you created previously, to be able to see the figures you going to trace.

How much of the Earth's surface is water?

It was a shallow event, meaning the collision happened only a few miles below the Earth's surface -- intensifying the destruction.

And for many decades now there have been a series of TOMS satellites that collected data about the radiation of the Earth's surface .

Northeast of the icefall, the glacier's surface is mostly smooth for several kilometers until a network of crevasses mark the surface.

The satellite-based global-positioning system provides each vehicle with its location on the Earth's surface, to within a few centimetres.

The temperature of the earth's surface has risen about one centi-degree compared with that of the past century, of which we all can feel.

Quite significantly, there was no blackening of the emulsion at the mirror's surface.

A can-sized robot MINERVA that was scheduled to hop around the asteroid's surface has not, so far, functioned as hoped.

A dark disk covers the rest of the Sun, and a white circle represents the Sun's surface.

The 'whip' was a filament, cooler clouds of solar material that are tethered above the sun's surface by unstable magnetic forces.

The surface qualities depends on the size, color, location and quantity of spots on pearl's surface.

The convergence of error brought about by the curvature of earth's surface obviously has no counterpart in free space .

All this activity on the Sun's surface sends tiny particles outward in all directions.

NASA said the mission will survey salinity at the ocean's surface in "the most detailed summary of conditions ever undertaken. "

Anakin Skywalker followed the frozen river to the heart of the geothermal disturbance -- a cavern that cut deep into Nelvaan's surface.

Since less light (is) entering the system of energy exchange, the result will(would) be a cooling of the earth(Earth's) surface.

The changing weather is apparently connected with differences in the amount of energy that the earth's surface receives from the sun.

Cameron's sub needs to be able to survive the enormously powerful water pressure present miles below the ocean's surface.

Looking up from the moon's surface, the Apollo astronauts were able to see the great, shining earth.

Analyses of Huygen's images and data show that Titan's surface today has intriguing similarities to the surface of the early Earth.

A large asteroid hit Earth's surface some twelve million years ago, causing enough dust to rise to block the heat of the sun.

A natural elevation of the earth's surface having considerable mass, generally steep sides, and a height greater than that of a hill.

Using wood and wide range of it's surface finishings has become an essential element of architecture of these buildings.

When you think about it, that's an extraordinary amount of stuff falling down to the Earth's surface. It's a train's worth of stuff.

The communities of Paleozoic plants congregated at the water 's edge and began to colonize the Earth's surface.

At high noon on a cloudless day at the equator, the power of the Sun is about 1 kilowatt per square meter at the Earth's surface (Komp).

If the technology catches on, it will open up vast areas of the planet's surface to one of the best low-carbon power sources available.

Since less light is entering the system of energy exchange, the result would be a cooling of the Earth's surface.

In the development of the country's peak, the Earth's surface is the size of a quarter of the British Empire to its dependent territories.

If some of it seems to come from the skies, that is because it has evaporated from the Earth's surface, condensed and returned.

This image of a previous solar filament of the sun's surface shows the scale of eruptions.

Sunlight reflecting off the surface of the water is turning the water's surface silver in the lower left corner.

Authorities have gathered more than 800 local fishing boats and a legion of fishermen to help skim oil manually from the ocean's surface.

Sunspots are relatively cool, dark features on the sun's surface that are often roughly circular.

Since the transmitters are located on the Earth's surface, the geometry of the problem does not allow a three-dimensional navigation.

It is possible that the hydrogen is combining with carbon in molecules on Titan's surface to make methane.

Sunlight passes through the atmosphere and then reflects off the earth's surface in the form of heat.

The point of the earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake .

Instead it predicts that time slows down in a gravitational field, making clocks run a little slower on Earth's surface than in deep space.

Because of its altitude of more than 1, 000 miles, observers aboard the space station will be able to see vast areas of the earth's surface.

To find out how strong the crusts of neutron stars really are, Horowitz and a colleague created a computer simulation of a star's surface.

A tongue like cloud of flaming gas rising from the sun's surface, visible as part of the corona during a total solar eclipse .

Many things are safe underground which disappear in the wind and storms of the earth's surface.

epicenter The point on the earth's surface directly above is called the epicenter.

The altitudes of 200 to 1000Km above the Earth's surface is called low Earth orbit (LEO), where many satellites around the Earth travel.

This serene shot shows fog drifting over a remote pond's surface, with the vivid colors of the surrounding hills reflecting in its waters.

Electricity is generated when the sun strikes a semiconductor layer, typically crystalline silicon, laminated to the shingle's surface.

The resulting landscape, being darker, would have absorbed more sunlight, heating up the air above the Earth's surface.

Much of [this] can be achieved from our craft without needing to land on your Earth's surface.

And when they arrive at the Earth's surface they react with the air - converting air molecules into charged particles known as ions.

Winds are caused by the uneven heating of the atmosphere by the sun, the irregularities of the earth's surface, and rotation of the earth.

Surprisingly, dry eye can sometimes cause excessive tearing in an attempt to keep the eye's surface wet.

The key, it turns out, are called spicules, which vent hot gases, called plasma, from the sun's surface into the corona.

Once seen up close, Pluto's surface could turn out to have cold-liquid-belching cryovolcanoes or geysers.

He carefully examined the surface topography, exposing a secret that had lain beneath the earth's surface for 60 million years.

The loosening and transporting away of rock debris by moving agents operating at the earth's surface is called erosion.

The Earth's surface might be increasingly turned over to park and to wilderness, maintained at ecological stability.

The falling pieces of moon created craters upon earth's surface, one of which remains today known as "Crater Lake" in Oregon.

A map is a flat or graphic representation of the earth's surface. The art of map making is called cartography.

Occasionally, the Sun's surface erupts in a solar quake, a paroxysm of gigantic storms and flares.

The boat floated on the water's surface briefly before disappearing into obscurity.

Enabling this option will spawn particles on and in-between vertices, essentially all over the mesh's surface (seen below).

Using immense construction droids, the Republic was able to clear the rubble and erect new buildings on Coruscant's surface.

Earthquake tsunami is the result of interaction between the solid layer and the fluid layer of Earth's surface.

the general laws of geotechnical movement, transformation and destroy were analyzed from the interior of overburden and the earth's surface.

The Earth's surface from the atmosphere and hydrosphere surrounded by the latter two also maintain the existence of the biosphere.

It is a bit like a map. As is well known, one cannot show the whole of the earth's surface on a single map.

Or a quake on the star's surface might have caused the massive eruption of energy.

The whiskered terns are transformed into high-speed jet fighters, skimming over the sea, rolling and circling over the water's surface.

The island was created when the Icelandic Plume, a bubble of magma beneath the Earth's surface, forced the crust up and out of the water.

The shrinkage has wrinkled parts of the moon's surface like a raisin, creating pinched formations called lobate scarps. . .

The island was created when the Icelandic Plume, a bubble of magma beneath the Earth's surface, forced the crust up and out of the water.

The shrinkage has wrinkled parts of the moon's surface like a raisin, creating pinched formations called lobate scarps. . .

After several seconds cleaning this area, slide the toothbrush away from the gum, over the tooth' s surface toward the open mouth area.

Under the conditions of the satellite from the Earth's surface far enough , the minimum of monitoring stations should be at least 3.

The focal points range from 20 microns above the aerogel's surface to 100 microns deep within the surface.

Thanks to a steady, gentle breeze, they "cool" by increasing the rate at which perspiration is evaporated from the skin's surface.

The earth's surface, upon which we stand, is the zero volt end of that battery.

Spectacular explosions on the Sun's surface produce solar storms of intense magnetism and radiation.

Cartilage's surface is usually resilient and smooth.

Create a gradient fill across your selection as shown in the screenshot below to complete creating the logo's surface.

Create a gradient fill across your selection as shown in the screenshot below to complete creating the logo's surface.

Ozone prevents most of the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation from reaching Earth's surface.

Its rocks are made of limestone and are formed by water percolating the ground's surface and eroding away everything but the pillars.

Most of the world's volcanoes are found at the boundaries of the great drifting plates that make up the earth's surface.

A tonguelike cloud of flaming gas rising from the sun's surface, visible as part of the corona during a total solar eclipse.

one of two antipodal points where the Earth's axis of rotation intersects the Earth's surface.

Although our atmosphere extends for tens of miles, almost ninety-nine percent of it is within eighteen miles of the earth's surface.

Before it cooled, there was a so-called magma ocean on the Moon's surface - molten rocks, capable of retaining high quantities of water.

The numbers are a text spline with an extrude modifier, and then an array over the clock's surface.

Thick enough to completely obscure the satellite's view of the planet's surface, the dust plume hides part of the Persian Gulf.

Thick enough to completely obscure the satellite's view of the planet's surface, the dust plume hides part of the Persian Gulf.

Once scientists sample Mercury's surface, they'll be able to estimate the planet's overall bulk composition.

to earth by the ionosphere or a communications satellite; permits transmission around the curve of the earth's surface.

The team also investigated the total mass lost in the fountain and the influence of the sweet's surface roughness.

a sudden eruption of hydrogen gas from the sun's surface; associated with sunspots and radio interference.

When sunlight strikes the Earth's surface, some of it is re-radiated back towards space as infrared radiation (heat).

Under pressure, elements that do not usually combine on the Earth's surface may mix, or mix in different proportions.

But leaves that have tons of tiny hairs, like a fern, can hold spherical water droplets in focus above a leaf's surface.

In a prey's-eye view, an adult female snaps up a stickleback, a small spiny fish, from just beneath the water's surface.

The sun's surface erupted early Sunday, blasting - tons of plasma (ionized atoms) into space.

The sun's surface erupted early Sunday, blasting - tons of plasma (ionized atoms) into space.

It is called logging because in this state, a dolphin resembles a log floating at the water's surface.

Wind is moving air. (1) This movement of air results mainly from uneven heating of the earth's surface by the sun.

For now, geothermal energy depends on hot water and steam deposits lying within two miles or so of the Earth's surface.

Scientists believe that when there's friction between two plates below the ocean's surface, like in an earthquake, energy is released.

Over the next three to four years the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will build a detailed map of the moon's surface.

Some of these heat near the earth's surface is used to make electricity.

The few that are large enough to reached the Earth's surface are termed meteorites.

No wear was found on the ball, only some thin flake debris adhere to the ball's surface.

He says nothing returns to the bar, works as people's surface to pull out a pistol from the bosom.

He says nothing returns to the bar, works as people's surface to pull out a pistol from the bosom.

At night there's more blood flow to the skin's surface, and there's nothing else on your face to interfere with absorption.

Io's surface is constantly being made and remade through the lava deposits streaming from its many active volcanoes.

After a few minutes of observation, the space vehicle will plunge into the moon's surface as well.

Gets a value indicating whether a generic drag box should be drawn when dragging a toolbox item over the designer's surface.

study of the earth's surface; includes people's responses to topography and climate and soil and vegetation.

We lived on this ship and spent much of our time establishing a colony on the planet's surface.

The Sun's surface bubbles as hot hydrogen gas streams along looping magnetic fields.

A white froth is present on the lake's surface around the plume when the convective activity momentarily increases.

ANasa probe has sent back photographs of what appear to be trees on theplanet's surface.

ANasa probe has sent back photographs of what appear to be trees on theplanet's surface.

Do not use pale color pens or Inkpads and the pattern must be smaller than candle's surface.

As scientists delve deeper beneath the ocean's surface, they find bizarre creatures that have adapted to harsh and extreme environments.

The newton, named after the physicist Isaac Newton, is approximately the force exerted by gravity on an apple at the Earth's surface.

Even so, scientists have identified a few areas on HIV's surface that remain nearly constant across all variants.

To stay in orbit, an object must be traveling at a constant speed over Earth's surface.

When this happens, the umbra cannot reach Earth and an antumbra shadow is created over the planet's surface.

It saturates the atmosphere, covers the Earth's surface and wheedles its way into bedrock cracks. It will not be refused.

Empathy. You know the subject's surface emotions.

If too much of the cell's surface is shaded by the lines, however, the cell can't absorb enough light.

If too much of the cell's surface is shaded by the lines, however, the cell can't absorb enough light.

The explosion cracks the earth' s surface and scatters ash and huge chunks of rock for many kilometers around the vent.

Chewbacca stood his ground, howling defiantly at the immense moon as it crashed into Sernpidal's surface, killing the mighty Wookiee.

In the case of primarily in the product's surface increases the specular and diffuse reflectance.

This phenomenon can only be explained by assuming that the earth's surface is curved.

Shop stairs's surface is in accordance with the shop floor surface, suface of office stairs should be the same with office floor.

Mantas, easily recognizable by their pectoral "wings, " stay near the ocean's surface, unlike other rays.

Natural bubbles already brighten turbulent seas and provide a luster known as "undershine" below the ocean's surface.

When I was a boy, people were still worried whether or not a spacecraft would sink into the Moon's surface.

The spacecraft's seven instruments will carry out detailed mapping of the object's surface features, composition and atmosphere.

The spacecraft's seven instruments will carry out detailed mapping of the object's surface features, composition and atmosphere.

Other water may exist below the planet's surface or perhaps some was lost into space through the atmosphere, Plaut says.

The phenomenon can only be explained by assuming that the earth's surface is curved.

It's part of the East African Rift Valley, a massive tear in the earth's surface, thousands of miles long.

The devices were able to measure even small changes in air pressure on the Earth's surface.

Aluminizing the fine copper's surface may enhance its strength, rigidity, abrasion resistance and corrosion-resisting properties.

If the sky is cloudy at night, however, the Earth's surface doesn't cool as much.

But the westerner receives time the gift must work as visitor's surface is opening immediately and praises repeatedly.

It may have taken six years to get there, but Nasa's Messenger spacecraft has finally sent back the first picture of Mercury's surface.

Since then I have had hypertrophy and keloid scar tissue on approximately one third of my skin's surface.

Since then I have had hypertrophy and keloid scar tissue on approximately one third of my skin's surface.

Microsoft 's Surface tablet has been on the market for nearly three months. So far, not so good.

RTS, S combines a circumsporozoite protein, which exists on the parasite's surface, with a protein from a hepatitis B vaccine.

Something that sheds, especially an elevation in the earth's surface from which water flows in two directions; a watershed.

Yet the Indian Ocean encompasses a quarter of the world's surface and is home to half of the world's shipping-container traffic.

With an understanding of plate formation, scientists have put forward a new theory for the earth's surface.

In particular, they want to know how stellar magnetism simultaneously responds to and drives the flow of hot gases near a star's surface.

After its use, the cosmetic appearance of the board's surface is excellent.

Recent analyses of Galileo data has uncovered evidence of a magma ocean beneath Io's surface.

A blue hole is a flooded sea cave with a hole that opens up at the land's surface.

The only exception may be China's surface combat ships.

Blasts that occur near the earth's surface create much greater amounts of fallout than blasts that occur at higher altitudes.

The researchers then sorted glioma cells into different types using antibodies that stick to specific proteins on a cell's surface.

Disintegration greatly increases the drug's surface area in contact with GI fluids, thereby promoting drug dissolution and absorption.

The climate is also much affected by the inclination of the earth's surface and its altitude above sea level.

We said, let's just put that out there on the Web and let people zoom around and see the different parts of the Earth's surface.

Large influences of coating skill, cleanliness of construction environment and roughness of substrate's surface on films. . .

Volcanoes tend to exist along the edges between tectonic plates, massive rock slabs that make up Earth's surface.

In addition to its atmosphere, the temperature and alkalinity of the Earth's surface also exhibits a queer level.

At certain latitudes of the earth's surface, winds blow steadily from the same direction. These winds are called prevailing winds.

like the earth's surface, has not edge or boundary.

Earth, as seen in the Blue Marble: Next Generation collection of images, showing the color of the planet's surface in high resolution.

In its time on Mars, the lander made several important finds, including verification that there is water ice in Mars's surface soil.

For one thing, two thirds of the earth's surface is water, although this does provide a lot of food in the form of fish.

Many gases found in the atmosphere actually reflect heat energy escaping from the Earth's surface back to the Earth.

Some of this heat near the earth's surface is used to make electricity.

Saltwater and freshwater aquatic life zones cover almost three- fourths of the earth's surface with oceans dominating the planet .

AidsVax contains a genetically engineered version of a protein on HIV's surface.

As his impossibly huge shadow drew ever closer to the Well's surface, Azshara gathered the most powerful of her Highborne followers.

The changes came gradually but surely, and in the end they affected a very large portion of the earth's surface and a great many people.

MEREDITH GRIFFITHS: Oceans cover more than 70 per cent of the Earth's surface and a new study says they are changing dramatically.

Yoda survived the attack, reaching Rugosa's surface via escape pod along with a trio of clone troopers.

Degree of second hydration on fly-ash's surface is improved, and integration about fly-ash to hydration production of cement is closer.

Burnt rocks as the indicators of coal fire at the earth's surface serve as the most visual information for interpreting coal fire.

They could have been isolated from millions of years from the inhospitable conditions on the planet's surface.

The barge chugs around an island, the morning sun now coruscating brilliantly off the water's surface.

Since less light is entering the system of energy exchange, the result will be cooling at the earth's surface.

After each stop the car leaves a mark on the road's surface: a rectangle of red spatter, betel juice spewed out by the passengers.

The nerve sends an electric shock to the cell's surface, and that makes tiny fibers inside the cell contract.

He was a dark elf, a drow , an ebon-skinned cousin of those sylvan folk who danced under the stars on the world's surface.

Solar energy end at the earth's atmosphere as light, and is radiated by the earth's surface as heat.

They survived like that for the first 17 days, cut off from a world that had given them up for dead a half a mile under the Earth's surface.

Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, a graph that shows the relationship between a star's surface temperature and absolute magnitude.

The charge creates a wave over the material's surface that physically lifts the dust and tosses it over the edges.

The speckle is a scattering of light caused by micron-sized ridges and groves on an object's surface.

All pressure differences between places on the earth 's surface can be traced, directly or indirectly.

Normally, some 20 to 40 per cent of a satellite reaches the Earth's surface when it falls out of orbit.

NASA crashed the rocket and a satellite into the moon's surface on Friday morning in a $79 million mission.

One new idea is to raise fish in tanks on land, using seawater pumped from deep beneath the earth's surface and purifying the discharge.

The deformation and breakage of bedding slope firstly arises at the dig face near the earth's surface.

For children whose adult teeth haven't shown yet, fluoride still improves tooth enamel, the highly mineralized tissue on teeth's surface.

If this happens close to the skin's surface, then the bump usually becomes a pimple.

Prior experiments by another team found algae, fungi and amoebae about 656 feet beneath the U. S. surface.

Since then, it has been well established that other human endeavors can set off powerful tremors beneath the earth's surface.

Through changing the configuration of the earth's surface and debasing the soil quality, land has been badly damaged in underground mines.

Pieces of glacier that break off become mixed with thin sea ice in a jumble of ice fragments on the fjord's surface.

Kenobi and his Master escaped and stowed away on Trade Federation invasion craft landing on Naboo's surface.

The self cleaning technology can repel dust when sensors detect concentrations on the panel's surface have reached a critical level.

Of the person exalted or the person's meanness, can be in one picket marriage the earth's surface of incisively and vividly comes out now.

After many frustrating attempts at wildlife photography, I turned and caught this reflection on Lake Washington's surface.

the clouds form only in a very narrow band a little more than 50 miles (80 kilometers) above Earth's surface.

Molten solder's surface tension favors the formation of solder balls, not micron wide needles that meet at angular intersections.

We will start with a cubic inch of hydrogen at atmosphere pressure ( or the air pressure at the earth''s surface ).

There's even a formula which quantifies this: 6-7% more moisture in the air for every degree of warming near the Earth's surface.

Land cover corresponds to a (bio) physical description of the earth's surface.

That makes it easier to maneuver when catching fish close to the ocean's surface.

The oil is in a great depth, some 4 miles below the ocean's surface, but experts say, it is recoverable.

In just two flyby encounters, MESSENGER has already greatly increased our knowledge about Mercury's surface features.

Can open skin's water cycle access, promote skin's water cycle to make bottom water to arrive at skin's surface layer, make skin full moist.

China's surface and underground water supplies are under strain from feverish economic growth and a population passing 1. 3 billion.

Solar energy enters the earth's atmosphere as light, and is radiated by the earth's surface as heat.

Newton identified gravity as the force which prevents things on the earth's surface from getting pulled into space.

From its position 380 miles above Earth's surface, the Hubble Space Telescope has contributed enormously to astronomy.

From the atmosphere, water molecules fall upon the Earth's surface as rain, snow, hail and sleet.

Ban chlorofluorocarbons ! These compounds are destroying the ozonosphere and permitting more UVB to reach the earth's surface .

Troposphere the lowest level in the atmosphere, close to the Earth's surface, the thickness of approximately 10-20 kilometres.

The scent - which is only released upon scratching the stamp's surface - is made possible with scented oils wrapped in microscopic capsules.

They occur about 66 times a century and can only be viewed in the narrow band on the Earth's surface below their path.

In the latest studies, scientists used an infrared telescope to spectroscopically examine the asteroid's surface.

Roughly 71 percent of Earth's surface is covered by water, most of it in the oceans.