Sentence examples for ground checks from inspiring English sources

Local forestry officials were also leading ground checks, he said, and people could report hot spots to the forest fire control task force via cellphone.

The United States had shown little interest in Antarctica since the Ronne expedition and the U.S. naval "Operation Windmill," both in 1947 48 (the latter expedition was to obtain ground checks on the aerial photography of the previous season's "Operation High Jump"), but it continued its policy of nonrecognition of any claims.

The research methods included digital image processing of LANDSAT data and ground checks.

If this method is complemented with necessary ground checks, it will be an effective technique in hydrogeological studies.

SpaceX is attempting to re-launch a Falcon 9 it used first in January, taking off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center with a two-hour launch window opening at 2 10 PM EDT today (UPDATE: The launch is now set for 3 10 PM EDT as SpaceX will be conducting additional ground checks).

A December Washington Post poll shows this strong support for universal back ground checks extends to gun owners as well.

Dozens of surviving miners have made statements saying that some police went among the miners who lay on the ground, checking if they were alive, and finishing off some who were not yet dead.

Her Grammy-winning ballad, "The House That Built Me," paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville), of 2011, which flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim," "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/ 'Cause it ain't my problem now".

Her Grammy-winning ballad "The House That Built Me" paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville) of last year, which still flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim, "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/'Cause it ain't my problem now".

Her Grammy-winning ballad, "The House That Built Me," paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville) of 2011, which still flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim," "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/ 'Cause it ain't my problem now".

For the purpose of the ground check, both types of count data are dumped.