Sentence examples for almost all ground from inspiring English sources

With widespread increasing applications of mechanized tunneling in almost all ground conditions, prediction of tunnel boring machine (TBM) performance is required for time planning, cost control and choice of excavation method in order to make tunneling economical.

Although the TF model is designed to investigate the possibility of many-quark states, we find surprisingly that it may be used to fit the low energy spectrum of almost all ground state octet and decuplet baryons.

Half an hour into the session, the Dow has given up almost all the ground it gained on Tuesday.

But private-sector employment has recovered almost all the ground lost in the administration's early months.

"We've been a first mover, with teams on the ground in almost all the major emerging markets today".

A. As long as they have enough room, healthy cedars and junipers can remain green almost all the way to the ground.

"He's looked after me since I was this high," says Terry, lowering a hand almost all the way to the ground to prove his point.

Ground areas from public parks in urban or suburban areas can be highly contaminated by T. canis eggs or Ancylostoma larvae, probably because almost all the ground is paved; thus pets frequent the soil zones as gardens and/or sandpits [ 30, 41, 42].

The average fund regained almost all the ground that was lost in 2008.

President Obama lost almost all the ground he had gained late in the 2012 election season.

The upper courtyard was key to the way that the main house functioned: it linked almost all the ground floor rooms in the house, as well as providing access to the cellars, and gave an impressive view of the turret towers.