Sentence examples for from its grounding from inspiring English sources

Playing an extreme version of himself, part of Curb's joy comes from its grounding in reality – with a host of real-life stars and references to Larry David's actual career punctuating every episode – which only makes for more uncomfortable viewing as Larry's neuroses inevitably land him in hot water.

After that, Apple would begin layering on living location data, high-resolution satellite imagery and brand new intensely high-resolution image data gathered from its ground cars until it had what it felt was a "best in class" mapping product.

When a sonosensitizer is exposed to sonoluminescent light, it is activated from its ground state into an excited state; as the activated sonosensitizer returns to the ground state, the energy is released.

In practice, of course, \(T\) is always finite, but the longer it is, the less likely it is that the system will deviate from its ground state during the time evolution.

The new owners took charge of the club now separated from its ground, paying Stags Limited which still owns it, £120,000 a year to play there, according to Saunders.

The South Carolina legislature removed the Confederate flag from its grounds nearly a year ago.

The plantation house Tara, smoke fuming from its grounds, gave genteel articulation to a lost world.

Over the last three years, the club has succeeded in eliminating all nitrogen-based fertilisers and chemicals from its ground maintenance.

In 2000, Riley led a march from Charleston to Columbia to demand that the state legislature remove the Confederate flag from its grounds.

This is synonymous with saying that the molecule (or atom) is promoted from its ground state (or lowest energy state) to an excited state (or higher energy state).

A different excitation energy (12.1 electron volts) is needed to raise the electron from its ground state to the second excited state.