Sentence examples for background ground from inspiring English sources

The threads are crossed over or twisted around each other to produce solid areas of either linen-stitch (which resembles woven fabric) or half-stitch (a more open stitch), areas of decorative filling stitches, and a background (ground) of net or bars linking the motifs together.

Then, a 3D gas diffusion visualization scene management subsystem, including leak hazard source (tank), leak background (ground and sky) and surroundings near the leak area, was developed based on virtual reality (VR) technology.

The AP has been known to take the lead among news organizations in pushing back against off-the-record or background ground rules for meetings with government officials.

We develop the product homomorphism method, which gives polynomial PAC learning algorithms for a nonrecursive Horn clause with function-free ground background knowledge, if the background knowledge satisfies some structural properties.

Finally, the cosmic veto efficiency of the γ3 spectrometer (a recently developed low-background ground-based photon spectrometer (Cagniant et al., 2015)) was estimated to be 99.0±0.7% thanks to Si/Si coincidence measurements inside its shielding.

And within the image, for every firm straight line that establishes an edge or a corner, there is a fade, in which one defined area blends into another – wall into roof, building into ground, ground into background.

Smith said that MLS teams with similar backgrounds – "Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Orlando" – are successful, ground-up clubs that Sacramento hope to emulate.

How can multiple perspectives and open-mindedness and diverse backgrounds be celebrated without a grounding in knowledge, without history, detail, object and belief?

He also cited humanitarian grounds, the 'background of human suffering and sorrow' which lay behind such statistics, and the 'poignant tragedy of a dead child', accentuated by the knowledge 'that the tragedy was really preventable'.

The crazy-paving pattern is a linear pattern superimposed on a background of ground-glass opacity, resembling irregularly shaped paving stones.

"Crazy paving" pattern is characterised on HRCT by the presence of thickened interlobular septae and intralobular lines superimposed on a background of ground-glass opacity, resembling irregularly shaped paving stones [4].