Sentence examples for example grounds from inspiring English sources

Seana Shiffrin (2008 , 2012, for example, grounds the power in the interests we have in forming intimate relations with others, an approach shared by others (cf. Kimel 2004).

Yet others (Moellendorf) try to extend the notion of association in such a way that the global economy, for example, grounds associational duties (see Lenard and Moore for discussion of such views).

The paper of Kim et al., published in 2008 in IEEE Transactions on Robotics, for example, grounds its roots in the scientific evidence published in Nature by Autumn et al. There, the authors performed the first direct measurements of the attraction force between surfaces and gecko structural feet elements, called setae, through a micro-electromechanical system.

Fig. 6 Fit of CHAOS-6 to secular variation of intensity (({text {d}}F/{text {d}}t)) at example ground observatories.

Results are provided for an example ground-shock simulation in which a differentiated Gaussian pulse acts on the surface of a linear-elastic half-space.

Several electromagnetic wave methods, for example, ground-penetrating radar (GPR, sometimes called georadar or subsurface radar), have proved that EM can give a good performance in buried object detection [1, 2], particularly using high-resolution methods [3].

Figure 4a shows an example ground plan of a floor level, where the paths from a random grid point in room 3 (marked with a black dot) to the access point (in room 4) are determined.

For example, ground-based, over-the-horizon radars, which bounce their signals off Earth's ionosphere to see far beyond their lines of sight, can detect the same sea-surface patterns as satellites, and they could be deployed much sooner, he says.

The roots of a tree, for example, ground into the earth, as the branches reach toward the sky.

For example, ground-clearing fires lit by humans can spread into the Amazon rain forest, damaging ecosystems not particularly suited for heat or arid conditions.

When elevation is considered in an arthropod sampling scheme, gross increments are typically employed, for example ground layer, bole and large limb layer, and upper canopy layer.