Sentence examples for basis grounds from inspiring English sources

Bioethicist Jacob M. Appel argues that the mandatory disclosure statutes might be unconstitutional on "rational basis" grounds.

It seems to function on a similar cultural basis, grounded in conspicuous consumption and the pursuit of celebrity.

For Kandinsky, as well as Rebay and Bauer, it had a spiritual basis grounded in the mystical belief of theosophy, which saw art as an intuitive form of religious expression.

Traditionally, the seismic design basis ground motion has been specified by normalised response spectral shapes and peak ground acceleration (PGA).

Notwithstanding its simplicity, stretching-based analysis derives from a geometric basis grounded on the pointwise applications of concepts of normal hyperbolicity theory.

Probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA) is a rational approach for deriving the design basis ground motion parameters and also a key step for seismic probabilistic risk analysis (SPRA).

The scientific basis grounding the theoretical expectations just spelled out are next stated in more details, a foundation followed by a methods section describing the specific steps followed to obtain the sample and results discussed before the conclusions.

Thus, the details of Tg breadth for a multicomponent material can differ significantly between techniques, even when each technique evaluates Tg breadth on a basis grounded in fundamental quantities (temperature dependence of heat capacity or of thermal expansivity).

Vulnerability assessment of Structures Systems and Components (SSCs) of nuclear facilities for earthquake ground motion exceeding the design basis ground motion has become a key issue to ensure safety in case of highly improbable but possible extreme earthquake event beyond design basis.

This paper describes a hybrid procedure developed for the assessment of the design-basis ground motion for important engineering structures near major faults.

Briefly, the ground basis of our preparations was a more or less fibro-cellular connective tissue displaying sometimes edema and/or necrosis.