Sentence examples for a dense ground from inspiring English sources

"But beneath a dense ground cover of details, he has laid the foundations of a large general theory" of how emotions work, Mr. Ree wrote.

On sloping ground, particularly when wet, footfalls of cattle churn up the soil profile and prevent development of a dense ground cover of grass.

The Middlebury dataset contains eight synthetic and laboratory sequences with a dense ground truth (Figure 1), and the Sintel dataset contains artificial naturalistic video sequence (Figure 2). Figure 1 Images from the Middlebury dataset used in the experiments.

A comparative evaluation between SAREG and global field models like CHAOS-5, the CHAMP, Orsted and SAC-C model of the Earth's magnetic field and International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF-12) reveals that a simple regional field model based on a relatively dense ground network is able to provide a realistic representation of the geomagnetic field in this area.

As a result, peat fires produce dense ground level plumes with high concentrations of volatile organics that may be more harmful to health than smoke from hardwood forest fires.

Garmin, a manufacturer of G.P.S. equipment, makes a tracking system that keeps tabs on dogs during walks in the countryside or in the dense ground cover of a hunting trip.

In the case of the tall forest which shows the lower densities, the following aspects can explain the limitations for invasion: (a) presence of more vegetation layers that may prevent the seeds reaching the soil, (b) dense ground layer with a high presence of Chusquea sp. that decreases the probability of establishment, and (c) larger distance from the seedling source.

Autonomous navigation of Mars probe is a main challenge due to the lack of dense ground tracking network measurements.

Dense ground cover makes these hammocks an excellent daytime resting site for Cx.

Instead, soil contact and dense ground vegetation cover may function as a barrier to establishment when spores of wood-inhabiting fungi settle, and wood-inhabiting insects may potentially be hindered in their oviposition.

Spy planes and satellites use this kind of radar to see through dense ground cover to locate enemy troops and camouflaged equipment on the ground.