uninhabitable

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Living or sleeping somewhere
abide
co-resident
co-residential
domiciled
dwell
inhospitably
live in
live in sinidiom
live out
lodge
non-residency
populate
repopulate
repopulation
reside
residence
residency
settle
slum
tenancy

habitable | American Dictionary

habitable
adjective
us/ˈhæb·ɪ·t̬ə·bəl/
suitable to be lived in:
The houses have been vacant and need repairs to make them habitable.

Examples of habitable

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Therefore, interstellar panspermia events are related to the average density of stellar systems containing habitable planets.
The target planet must also at least be habitable to allow seeding by a single organism.
For a continental area of more than 90 % of the total surface, no habitable solutions also meeting the requirement of orbital stability exist.
For example, the radial galactic metallicity gradient determines isotope concentrations, silica and magnesium concentrations, etc., all of which are important for forming habitable planetary systems.
Naturally we still have to answer the most fundamental question before we are able to define habitable zones.
The requirements for plate tectonics of water and mass are also independently requirements for habitable planets.
As long as any cloud cover thins to some extent during the day, the extension is comfortably habitable without further heating.
So these requirements for plate tectonics are already fundamental conditions for a habitable planet.
The other is the conceptualizations of environmental change once habitable environments had been created.
Is the southern hemisphere habitable and why are certain regions of the earth more suitable for habitation than others?
This method can now be applied to any exoplanetary system as it is discovered, to similarly determine whether it could house habitable terrestrial planets.
Such planets are expected to occupy the outer regions of their habitable zones where stellar flux and effective temperatures are lower.
The book begins by reviewing the evidence for organic material in space and the availability of habitable planets.
If any are found, follow-up observations on other instruments will be used to search for terrestrial, potentially habitable, planets and moons.
In each of these, a single giant planet is known to exist on a nearly circular orbit inside the habitable zone of the system.
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