Sentence examples for ground applied from inspiring English sources

Unlike frescoes, the ground applied to walls was dry when Tang painters set to work.

The state's delay in charging Zimmerman in Martin's death — an interval during which the case came to wide national attention — was largely due to questions about whether "stand your ground" applied.

The damping ratio of the ground applied in the numerical analysis was 5%, and the Mohr Coulomb model, was applied as a soil model.

The development of the painted decoration on a matt, but still luminous and highly reflective (chiefly kaolinitic) white ground, applied after firing, was a key factor for the enrichment of the palette in hue, saturation and brightness.

As indicated by optical microscopic examinations, both samples include the limestone support, which is covered with a beige layer (interpreted as a ground applied to prepare the stone surface before painting) and then the green paint layer.

All applications of chlorpyrifos and diazinon were ground applied.

Wolff has stood his ground, applying the metaphorical tag to the great Cobb, and the conversation continues.

"The burden is on the defendant to show stand your ground applies, but the standard is only a preponderance of the evidence.

And that middle ground applies to revenues too.

"Nothing you know about dancing on flat ground applies," said Lawson.

Stand your ground applies to a situation where there is a threat and removes the duty to retreat from that threat before fighting back.