Sentence examples for ground forming from inspiring English sources

She brought small pieces of burnished wood and pushed them into the ground, forming a small cerquita, extending about three feet from the grave in a circle.

The plate is then exposed to nitric acid or dutch mordant, which eats away those areas of the plate unprotected by the ground, forming a pattern of recessed lines.

The solution initially favoured, and indeed predominant for many years, was that of the simple gravity retaining wall, capable of holding land and water apart, so to speak, through a combination of its own mass with the passive resistance of the ground forming the seabed immediately in front of it.

For aerial releases the radioactive pollutants are finally deposited on the ground forming a surface source.

The holes changed the density and stiffness of the earth and, thus, the speed and direction of vibrations rippling through the ground, forming a seismic metamaterial.

In the wet season, water supplied by rain and snow are accumulated in depressions on the ground forming temporary lagoons ([Candia et al. 1993]).

A green wire that you stake into the ground forms a perimeter fence and emits an electromagnetic signal to make sure the mower stays on your property.

Some of these larger bays may represent depressions in the ground, formed by vertical earth movements or glacial erosion by ice sheets.

Geomagnetic storms can induce ESP in the earth surface, and then ESP, rails, and ground form a circuit loop, so GIC is produced in the loop.

(2) Higher stability of the fly ash ground formed by slurry placement is caused by higher density and its self-hardening property.

The South Stand of the rugby ground formed a complete unit with the North Stand of the National Stadium.