Sentence examples for called grounding from inspiring English sources

Among the works I produced with it was a forty-minute "ritual" called "Grounding," which I first performed with my students at the Hall of Flowers, a dank exhibition space in Golden Gate Park.

"We think the dissent's principle of familial affront less than universally applicable, even with respect to real families, never mind governmental siblings," he wrote, adding, "Confining one's child to his room is called grounding, while confining a stranger's child is called kidnapping".

The mapping between syntactic and semantic data descriptions is often called grounding in the literature [ 73].

This is called "grounding" yourself.

The practice is called ground-truthing.

Other true thrush groups are called ground thrush and nightingale thrush.

The region has been called "ground zero when it comes to sea-level rise".

There, in 1977, Peter Wright and Colin Chapman had discovered the principle now called "ground effect".

The Industrial Revolution had arrived, right at a spot that would one day be called ground zero.

"Anyone want drinks?" -- while Sigourney Weaver slung ratatouille in the makeshift restaurant called Ground Hero.

One big step forwards in more recent methods is back-checking them (sometimes called "ground truthing") with living animals.