Sentence examples for forms the ground from inspiring English sources
On passing through the doors, you find that the fan of the plaza is actually the outermost segment of a nautilus shape that forms the ground plan of the church itself.
The salivary mucous barrier is required to protect the superficial cells and the MPL-structure together with membrane anchored mucin binding protein (MBP) forms the ground to this mucous barrier.
It is in this way that the Phenomenology can change course, the earlier tracking of shapes of individual consciousness and self-consciousness effectively coming to be replaced by the tracking of distinct patterns of mutual recognition between subjects—shapes of spirit that forms the ground for the existence of those individual consciousnesses/self-consciousnesses.
Stroma is the tissue that forms the ground substance, framework or matrix of an organ.
It is situated within Cowdray Park, a grade II listed landscaped park, which forms the grounds for Cowdray House, a nineteenth-century mansion some 0.75 mile further east.
Comparison becomes part of every formal system of employment and forms the grounds for negotiations about wages and working conditions, which in many countries is the domain of trade unions.
The plans for the cabin, the harnessing of expertise for its construction — "Dear Gary: Fine build 10' x 11' hut, sounds ideal" — and the subsequent arrangements for use when Ginsberg was absent (most of the time) form the ground of the "Selected Letters".
Areas of high seasonal rainfall support single-story woodlands of tall trees, while lush grasses form the ground vegetation; but, where rainfall is both seasonal and low, the trees consist of stubby xerophilous (dry-loving) shrubs and short, tussocky grasses.
The spacing of the boreholes which form the ground heat exchanger of the duct store is fairly constant and is found to be about 2.5 m for a ground thermal conductivity of 2.5 Wm−1 K−1.
The intelligible names could form the ground of a theology independent of any specific religious tradition or sacred text.
The ticket office and Up (London-bound) platform waiting areas form the ground floor of the office building.
