Sentences with phrase «land mass»

The content delivers one of the largest land masses in the world.

These islands are among the most remote land masses on the planet — and some of the most beautiful.

Anyone that is within the same land mass as them.

He adds that the same should be true over land masses in the tropics.

The total land mass, including the outer islands, is approximately 77 square miles (128 km).

Once, his theory went, a single land mass covered the entirety of a smaller planet.

As the land moved, the ocean began to cover these areas and create separate land masses.

The effect of a new land mass on ocean currents is remarkably tricky to understand.

The movie gets stuck in the middle: it neither fully explores these giant land masses nor explores the determination of Western civilization to conquer nature.

Why do you only use the 48 states and why only land mass?

Eventually some of the heat is released to the atmosphere and warms adjacent land masses.

The resulting raised land mass has lower temperature as it as lower kinetic energy, but it contains similar amounts of heat.

There are major differences dependent on latitude, ocean basin, proximity to specific land masses, and in the case of some proxies, seasonal effects.

The sea is dragged up by the gravity of land masses hence the level is up to 2 metres lower in the deep oceans than at shore edges.

If all humans demanded organic produce and meats there would be mass starvation there isn't enough land mass to support our growing world.

40 % of the present land mass was under the sea.

I watch football for enjoyment, not as a petty celebration of the arbitrary land mass I happened to be born on.

There are significant horizontal currents even in the lowest layer but apart from places where these currents hit continental land masses there is no way to get much up or down currents.

Increase storms along the coast does not mean the expansive land masses in between will get rain.

The city is spread out along 35 miles of oceanfront and almost 500 square miles of land mass.

The surface temperature changes rapidly over land masses to day - side values of about 290 K and to night - side values of about 240 K.

Eventually some of the heat is released to the atmosphere and warms adjacent land masses.

The tree is positioned between two raised land masses.

And meanwhile down south exactly the same thing happened as in the far north, although [due to the reversed situation of a central continent and surrounding seas — instead of a central ocean, surrounded by land masses] with exactly the opposite effect: the Antarctic sea ice reached its highest ever extent during the Southern Hemisphere winter.

Its island is a large land mass with a wide variety of biomes and terrain and a sparsely realistic population of wildlife.

WHEREAS, the federal government exerts control over more than 50 percent of the U.S. land mass in the 12 continental states from Colorado westward including: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming compared to an average federal control of only four percent in...

Imagine huge ice sheets covering North America and northern Europe, glaciers in the Alps and other mountain regions descending much further down the valleys into the low lands, Europe was essentially without forests and tundra covered much of the northern Hemisphere land masses.

The Earth's crust is responding to rising temperatures: volcanoes previously imprisoned below ice sheets are more likely to erupt; earthquakes in the Himalayas, the Andes and Alaska may be triggered as the ice load shrinks; and, the solid Earth beneath Greenland is bouncing back quickly as the ice above it melts, perhaps with the Antarctic land mass not far behind.

And they found that the amount of oxygen in the air spiked each time smaller land masses collided to form a supercontinent, like Pangea.

Since there is more land mass in the north than in the south, the amount of energy absorbed by the Earth changes.

As far from every other major land mass as it can possibly be, Midway acts as a perfect example for the state of our planet.

What Johnston really meant was simply that feral cats may sometimes hunt over nearly all of the Australian land mass.

The data show that temperatures cooled by 0.8 degrees Celsius over the past 5,000 years, but have been rising again in the past 100 years, particularly in the northern hemisphere where land masses and population centres are larger.