Sentence examples for documents ground from inspiring English sources

Finally it can be said that, definition, applicable documents, ground support equipments, electrical system, pressure system, purpose, application, tailoring, propulsion system, pyrotechnic system, ionizing radiation, pressure system, and structural/mechanical system are some of the prerequisites that can help in proper implementation of the space safety standards.

A typical groundwater monitoring program, among others, documents ground water pollution status and evaluates the effectiveness of water protection measures (Diwakar and Thakur 2011).

The document processing finally leads to ground documents, ground sub-documents, and assembled documents through several phases of to-be-finalized documents.

We present the prototype of a simplified photogrammetric system (HELicopter-borne Ice Observation System, HELIOS) and demonstrate how it can be used to document ground-based and airborne sea ice surveys.

Or you have to initiate an often-long process of documenting grounds for dismissal.

Last summer, several documents from Ground Control were posted by Deadspin and proved embarrassing to the team.

The technical report documenting these ground motions is below.

Or Processed World, the pioneering magazine that scathingly satirized workplace culture throughout the 1980s, documenting at ground level and in real time the enormous shift from manufacturing to a service economy.

370, 50 L.Ed. 652 (1906), it has been understood that a corporation has no Fifth Amendment privilege and cannot resist compelled production of its documents on grounds that it will be incriminated by their release.

Students will photo document the ground situations, interior circulatory and common areas (to the extent they are accessible), roof tops (from related views as possible), facades and surrounding contexts.

But Bernard Jenkin, chair of the public administration select committee, dismissed private views among some Tory MPs that Heywood should not have been allowed a role concerning publication of the documents on grounds of his having served as Blair's principal private secretary in the run-up to, and in the immediate aftermath, of the 2003 invasion.