Sentence examples for extended grounds from inspiring English sources

The aging former king lived his last years on the extended grounds of the presidential palace, as a respected and even revered symbol of Afghan nationalism.

Extra space: Mikko and Joanna Laukkanen in the vast kitchen-living room on the extended ground floor Run-down ex-council houses aren't exactly inspiring.

Start an extended ground level national dialogue.

Following these steps, one can use ALS data to artificially "extend" ground sample plots to identify clusters of similar areas following the previously presented idea of forest stratification (Parker and Evans 2004; McRoberts et al. 2012).

The main aim of this study is to extend ground sample plots to HPs using selected statistical parameters of classified ALS point clouds, to assess the spatial matching of delineated HPs and low resolution satellite datasets.

Edward subsequently extended the grounds of Beatrice's home, Osborne Cottage, to compensate her for the impending loss of her privacy.

In 1826 the owner, Richard Hinckley added two wings to the house, extended the grounds and carried out extensive improvements to the landscape.

The May 2012 revision of the law extended the grounds for which abortion is authorized to include foetal abnormalities, rape, incest and forced marriage; legal abortions are still subject to court review and recommendations from at least two doctors (Republic of Rwanda 2012c).

Use as many pigtails as there are ground terminals to extend the ground to each device's ground terminal as described in the previous step.

The stable model semantics for logic programs is extended from ground literals onto open literals by augmenting the program language with an infinite set of new constants.

This is because DMRcate incurs false positives in regions flanking the ground truth when the kernel is too large, due to the support extending past ground truth bookends.