Sentence examples for does not ground the from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, it is hoarding 8086's so that a failed one does not ground the nation's fleet of aging spaceships.

As opposed to subjectivism, which does not emphasize the "reality" of the distinction between the attributes, or rather, does not ground the distinction in the nature of the infinite substance, objectivist interpretations place ontological weight on the "real distinction" between the attributes.

Use an adapter if you have to, and ground fault protection, like I mentioned before (an adapter that has the tab secured to the screw in the cover plate does not ground the cord or appliance, unless the yoke of the receptacle is truly grounded…but then the receptacle should be a 3-slot device).

In the search for a more sustainable material, this research analyzes the viability of using rail pads obtained from the outer layer of used tires by applying an innovative deconstruction process that does not grind the material.

Following Schaffer (2012), it seems that (i) the fact that c is a member of S (partially) grounds the fact that S has exactly three members, (ii) the fact that S has exactly three members grounds the fact that S has finitely many members, yet (iii) the fact that c is a member of S doesn't ground the fact that S has finitely many members.

"I strip down the space to its most minimal parts: the walls, corners and floors are visible but do not ground the space". .

Rub your bearings gently to get rid of all obvious dirt -- but do not grind the dirt in.

If you do not grind the eggs down thoroughly, they will become grainy when you try to reconstitute them.

Beer is a bowler who lands his front foot on the toe and does not ground his heel, the law stating that although this is permissible, a part of the raised foot has to be behind the popping crease, which is difficult for the umpire to judge.

But he repeats a common and faulty analogy to the airline industry when he points out that the government does not ground all commercial aircraft after a single airliner crashes.

I was comforted by the fact that Bottura had said to relax, to use whatever was in the house, because the important thing was "no tomato" and the secret was: Don't grind the meat; wait until the ragù is cooked, and then do what the grandmothers did — chop it or tear it apart.