Sentence examples for either the ground from inspiring English sources

Particle tracking analysis predicted that the saturated flow direction was similar throughout the year as the water table rose and fell, but was not aligned with either the ground surface or subsurface material contours; indeed the subsurface material layers, having relatively similar hydraulic properties, appeared to have little effect on saturated water flow at the site.

There is nothing cramped about either the ground plan or the setting.

"We know enough to say we cannot allow this to get into the environment, either the ground or the water," said Mr Chiverton.

Doctors have a habit of leaving, and when they do it's as if either the ground has swallowed them or they never existed in the first place.

Depending on how we take the phrase, the "gap" is either the ground that poets "garden" in or the crop that they eventually reap.

That is, each point (d,i) in these figures shows the sum (sum _{j} {phi _{s}^{L}}(x_{i}=d, x_{j} = Delta _{j})) where the Δ contains either the ground truth (red) or estimated (green) disparities.

It's either on the ground somewhere, intact, or possibly it has gone down in the water".

You can drop a heavy ball and a light one from a tower and see which one – if either – reaches the ground first.

Without the corridors, the animals, which dislike travelling either on the ground or through crop plantations, are trapped in small areas of forest.

Next comes a binocular inspection of the roof itself, either from the ground, from a dormer window or from another well-placed but safe spot.

Several of the roads that older townspeople confidently remembered taking seventy or eighty years ago simply could not be found either on the ground or in the town records.