They include vegetated surfaces (applied to faces or tops of noise walls and on buildings' façades and roofs), caged piles of stones (gabions), vegetation belts (tree belts, shrub zones and hedges), earth berms and various ways of exploiting ground-surface-related effects.
New Yorkers should be offended by Mr. Lazio's attempt to exploit ground zero images for political gain.
They have already made a fuss about the Republicans' decision to use pictures of the flag-draped remains of victims of September 11th in an election ad, and may cause an even bigger fuss if Mr Bush's people try to exploit Ground Zero during their convention.
The following year, the Lotus 79 exploited ground effect even further and Andretti took the title with six wins.
Underground buildings have the potential to reduce energy demand in comparison to conventional aboveground buildings, by exploiting soil temperatures and ground cover.
Data association can be done by exploiting the ground plane constraint suitably.
While Wasps defended Northampton's driving maul stoutly and were organised from set-pieces, North's marauding unsettled them, but Saints, who have lost three of their first matches, were too sloppy to exploit the ground he made.
After the oil crisis in the early 1970s when awareness for resource scarcity rose, in several countries, geothermal energy was seen as an alternative for heating and hot water provision, exploited by ground source heat pumps (GSHP) powered by electricity.
As the follow-on battalions exploited the ground gained in the initial assault the advance continued and by 9 15 am the 3rd Division had carried the ridge and begun to dig in, having advanced 2000 yards.
Farmers in the Al-Batinah and Salalah coastal plains exploiting the good ground water resources and increase land cultivated by Rhodes Grass which is easy to grow and crop can be taken out at least six times a year.
Insofar as architecture is an analogue for the political craft, the Visitor seems to be exploiting this middle ground (259e).
