Sentence examples for a particular ground from inspiring English sources

Soon after onset, auroral activity expands to fill the entire sky above a particular ground observer.

See United States v. Cesareo-Ayala, 576 F.3d 1120, 1128 n. 2 (10th Cir.2009) (noting that "we can affirm a judgment on any ground established by the record, so long as doing so is not unfair to the appellant," and explaining that we saw "no unfairness" in affirming on a particular ground when the facts were undisputed and the issue was clear).

The 'relief' sought is the setting aside of the sentence; the statute contains no reference to the nature of the grounds urged in support of the motion, and there can be little doubt that the discretion vested in the court was intended to extend to cases in which a particular ground was urged for the first time.

A TLD may be considered as properly designed if it significantly reduces a structure's response for a particular ground motion for a given set of values of water depth ratio, Δ, and excitation frequency ratio, β.

To obtain the collapse capacity related to a particular ground motion, the structural system is analyzed under increasing relative intensity values, expressed as (Sa/g)/η for SDOF systems.

She says after the first media surge is over, hashtags can live in our collective internet consciousness as cultural reminders that covered a particular ground in our wide-reaching discussions online.

I imagine these things give her a particular grounding in time efficiency.

Obviously, both approaches quantify, at different scales, how well the cell tracking algorithms are able to reconstruct a particular ground-truth reference.

For example, if the gene that causes altruism also causes animals to favour a particular feeding ground (for whatever reason), then the required correlation between donor and recipient may be generated.

The ground attack, in particular, ground to an immediate halt.

In particular, ground tilt causes a serious problem for broadband seismic observations.