Sentence examples for ground in relation to from inspiring English sources

"Generally they are very stretched now – their manpower on the ground in relation to the territory they're holding is very thin," said Hammond.

Liaison with local schools to realize the training programs on the ground, in relation to urban sustainability, ecological activities, the best utilization of the local historical and cultural heritage.

We argue that replicated landscape-scale studies are now needed that describe changes across a range of biodiversity groups (above and below ground) in relation to land-use and landscape context to address knowledge gaps and biases.

Although many of the former uber-followed tech stars have lost ground in relation to the bloated Hollywood effect of Twitter's Suggested List and the gaming it incented, the rest of the rank and file have seen steady growth, ranging from one or two a day for newbies to 10 or 20 for more established technologists, journalists, and marketers.

In an interview for The Thistle and the Drone, a book project by Ambassador Akbar Ahmed which I worked on, Brigadier Abdullah Dogar, who was Brigade Commander of Pakistani military forces in North Waziristan, told us that there was very little coordination between the U.S. and the Pakistani military on the ground in relation to drone strikes.

This enabled us to examine the orientation behaviour of medium-sized (<80 mg) and large-sized (>80 mg) nocturnal insects migrating high above the ground, in relation to the wind currents in which they were flying.

We compare our results to those of a similar study in 1990 1991, examining changes in nesting ground status in relation to habitat and land use factors such as protection status, geographic position (coastal or inland), and distance to forest, human settlements, and roads.

There is also the possibility that from next season 'skirts' around the bases of recovery vehicles will be introduced given their ground clearance in relation to the height of a cockpit of a Formula One car.

Because most of the stations were constructed prior to 2002, we can analyze long-term ground deformation in relation to volcanic activity in southern Kyushu.

The specimens tested have cement content ranging from 20%to50%0%, this being the typical range of cement content used for ground improvement in relation to underground construction.

There is also the possibility of 'skirts' being introduced around the base of recovery vehicles from next season, given their ground clearance in relation to the height of the cockpit of an F1 car.