The phrase "a flat ground" is not correct in standard English; it should be "flat ground" without the article "a." You can use "flat ground" when describing a level surface, particularly in contexts related to geography, construction, or outdoor activities.
Example: "The hikers set up their camp on the flat ground near the river."
Alternatives: "level terrain" or "even surface."
We consider detecting objects on a flat ground by using the electromagnetic (EM) measurement made from a height.
Here he's under the sway of Whistler, more than of Monet, scattering the flowers across a flat ground to create the feeling of a Japanese print or textile.
Most recent methods make an assumption on a flat ground plane and determine the 3D grounding location of each target based on this assumption.
In addition to a flat ground mesh, the utilization of a cylindrical ground mesh demonstrated improved confinement and guidance of droplets.
The influence of the modelling ballast and rail or a flat ground configuration on the wake structure and corresponding slipstream results are also presented.
Some applications are then considered for evaluating the performance of a barrier on a flat ground, either completely hard or with mixed homogeneous boundary conditions.
Doing a trick into or off one of these is equivalent to doing a flat-ground trick while holding your body against a counter. .
The presence of underground salt domes, for example, may be indicated by a low bulge in an otherwise flat ground surface.
All races were conducted on a relatively flat ground course in the city area and seaside park with the exception of NF, which involved off-road trail running in a largely undulating terrain.
After the panels, the organizers dragged two wooden kicker ramps over to a nearby flat ground spot, and attendees skated into the wee hours.
Massey stripped and stacked the turf from a piece of flat ground to make a free-draining bank, then worked in soil and carved out hollows to make a variety of situations.
