Sentence examples for a poor ground from inspiring English sources
Satellite observations (Kokubun et al., 1989; Anderson et al., 1990) show that they are predominantly a mixture of compressional and radially polarized waves and that the radially polarized waves have a poor ground correlation.
As well as boosting demand, these schemes have helped to raise standards (because beneficiaries must reach minimum entry requirements) and cut drop-out rates.Even so, more than half of students in higher education drop out before completing their courses, hobbled by money worries, a poor grounding in the basics and hectic schedules (most courses are part-time at night).
Also, a poor grounding system leads to instrumentation errors and harmonic distortions in any electrical system.
It's probably fair to say that, if you take away our great mutual enthusiasm for his perfumes, we have very little in common (Creed has a shockingly poor grounding in the history of Manchester United, and I have somehow never quite managed to warm to dressage).
That is poor ground on which to build a case for quitting the euro.
Murray, who came into the match with all the momentum, addressed his ragged play as if his poor ground strokes were stuck in a vacuum.
This is poor ground on which to build an army of illiterate volunteers while in a hurry.
In constant light braking, whether because an emergency stop is not required or because poor ground conditions prevent heavy braking, much weight still rests on the rear wheel, meaning that Nr is still large and Fr can contribute towards a.
Success of TBM in civil engineering infrastructure in poor ground conditions resulted in consideration of its application to a coal mine in QLD.
Indeed, your house may have been built on poor ground to begin with, in which case not even a new foundation will do: you have to scrap it entirely and start again somewhere else.
The DDC method has proved to be a very successful system, allowing embankments and structures to be constructed rapidly in poor ground conditions.
