Sentence examples for constitute the ground from inspiring English sources
The used databases and the following study can constitute the ground works for any researcher who wants to confront a new criterion face to well-known ones.
We started our data collection by producing a set of ego users whose information will constitute the ground truth to evaluate predictions.
The assemblies of pipes that constitute the ground heat exchangers occupy volumes that are shaped as parallelepipeds, the short dimension of which is vertical.
Because road and rail infrastructures constitute the ground transport networks, which can directly be affected by localized damage, the damages to road and rail infrastructure tend to be more critical than those to port and airport infrastructure.
Later legal positivists have modified this view, maintaining that social rules, and not the facts about sovereignty, constitute the grounds of law.
After postwar assignments in the United States, in September 1948 Walker was transferred to Japan to command the Eighth Army, which constituted the ground arm of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Far East Command.
This gap, which constituted the ground upon which modern infantrymen found themselves fighting, had to be filled by another new weapon, which would fire a cartridge of intermediate power.
The moral disapprobation of the people with regard to the actions particularly the unsuccessful actions of the deities constitutes the ground for the extinction of some of the deities from the Akan, possibly the African, pantheon.
There are various dimensions of Pan-Africanism including the one that emphasized the continent and constituted the ground of joint voices and alliances between leaders such as Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt.
In short, we may think of Hegel's syllogism of necessity, which constitutes the ground or "truth" of the earlier formal conception of syllogisms, as a type of inter-subjective practice embodying thought a type of syllogising practice that is by necessity inter-subjective and recognitive.
