The phrase "advantage of ground" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as discussing the benefits of a particular location or situation, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The advantage of ground in this context is that it provides a stable base for construction."
Alternatives: "benefit of the location" or "merit of the terrain".
While the cars' original skirts can be kept, they must be set up such that there is 40 mm clearance beneath the car, a rule that removes most of the advantage of ground effect.
As a result, the rear spoiler is two metres (79 in) wide but only 30 millimetres (1.2 in) thick, the underside of the car is smooth, and the rear bumper has diffusers to take advantage of ground effect.
The analysis carried out in this study has shown that the potential advantage of ground-based beamforming may exceed 20% of the total throughput.
It often cruises just above the sea floor, perhaps taking advantage of the ground effect (a reduction in the drag on a wing when close to the ground) to save energy.
A WIG craft takes advantage of the ground effect phenomenon, where this kind of craft are designed to fly at low altitudes close to the ground (between 0.05 − 0.5 of the wing cord) to experience an increase in lift, while drag decreases, this result in an enhanced lift-to-drag ratio and hence greater flight efficiency.
Becky Carney, the commissioner of Mecklenburg County, N.C., said, "we now have the opportunity of take advantage of a ground swell".
Terrorists attacking Y-12 from the ridge would have the advantage of high ground and a great deal of cover.
And some of these shifts may be opportunistic in nature — taking advantage of open ground and new food sources in regions that used to be snowed over in winter.
Constant negotiation over shift lengths, rewards and duties are obviously necessary for the relationship to work, and there's a chance Workaways could be taken advantage of if ground rules aren't set and gripes voiced.
We demonstrate the advantage of a ground plane (GP) located under the buried insulator (BOX).
Interferometric SAR (InSAR) analysis has the advantage of detecting ground deformation in a vast region with high precision (e.g., [6, 7]).
