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 final set of objectives will form the ground for the construction, in the next steps, of a long term tourist development plan based upon the sustainable exploitation of natural and cultural resources, which can, among others, be used as a guide for directing private and public investments in the study area in a more cohesive and systematic way.
The application of the proposed participatory planning framework in the study region seems to be quite promising, as participatory approaches have formed the ground for grasping the local taste, values, visions and views and incorporating them into the planning process and outcome.
However, he admitted that not dismissing them could form the grounds for legal challenges afterwards.
Plato's metaphysical understanding of the forms already lays the ground for Kripke's influential definition of an essence as an invariant property that can be "rigidly designated" across all possible worlds.
In Atlas.ti., the process of open coding, axial coding, and selective coding forms the basis for the grounded theory analytic process (Strauss & Corbin, 1998).
Grasping to form and concepts lays the ground for sectarianism, intolerance and suffering.
Indeed we might see the current North African Spring as an expression of this dynamic, as both a reaction to as well as an essential part of the breaking down of old social orders in order to prepare the ground for a new form of liberalised productive relations.
First the autoregressive models are presented, they form the theoretical ground for most of the existing methods in comparison.
