Sentence examples for ground 3 from inspiring English sources

Ice wedges are parts of polygonal networks of ice enclosing cells of frozen ground 3 to 30 metres or more in diameter.

Dunfermline, royal burgh and city, Fife council area and historic county, eastern Scotland, situated on high ground 3 miles (5 km) inland from the Firth of Forth.

Four diets were compared: (1) low fibre finely ground; (2) low fibre coarsely ground; (3) high fibre finely ground; and (4) high fibre coarsely ground.

The EM enables the assessment of four variables: (1) true positives (drains in the image and on the ground); (2) true negatives (not drains in the image and on the ground); (3) false positives (not drains on the ground but drains in the image); and (4) false negatives (drains on the ground but not drains in the image).

There they develop for 9 11 months; in May or June of the following year, they leave the animal and pupate on the ground (3 ).

Physical violence by the husband after birth included six questions, scored yes or no: 1) slapped or thrown object at her, 2) pushed or shoved to the ground, 3) punched or hit, 4) kicked, dragged, or beat up, 5) burned on purpose, and 6) threatened to use weapon to hurt.

Idolatrous of this white farmhouse since I was ten, in my ninth decadeI daydream that it burns to the ground 3. so that nobody will empty it.My children comfort me with their care,bringing five grandchildren to visit,but none will settle in the country.

FARMINGTON The Burying Ground, 123 Main Street.

White had 322 yards on the ground, 134 receiving and 122 on returns.

Each sequence begins with a 1 ms green-light pulse, which optically pumps NV− centers into the (m_{mathrm{s}} = 0) state, thereby creating spin polarization of their ground (^{3}mathrm{A}_{2}) state.

Feasibility of different aspects of the concept have been demonstrated by Earth-based experiments such as the transmission of quantum entanglement over 144 km [2], performing QKD from an aircraft to ground [3], ground to air [4], receiving single photons from retroreflectors in orbit [5 7] and other moving platforms [8, 9].