Sentence examples for ground introduced from inspiring English sources
A 1956 Scrooge McDuck comic by Carl Barks, Land Beneath the Ground!, introduced Terries and Fermies (a play on the phrase terra firma), creatures who move from place to place by rolling.
polymorpha) or any ground cover type (fern, grass, rock, wood, bare ground, introduced herb, moss) between sites with and without Omao, but sites with Omao did have higher canopy cover of A. koa [see Supporting Information ].
As the airfoil approaches the ground, this mode can become more unstable or less unstable, depending on the specific type of ground: introducing a stationary ground to an otherwise groundless system is destabilizing but introducing a moving ground is stabilizing, although both effects weaken with increasing Re.
Intersheath mode characteristics are not easily identified in practice using the standard circuits for field testing of normal-bonded cables because the source grounding introduces several overlapping modal components.
Stand Your Ground was introduced in the Florida legislature in December, 2004.
The Keep It In The Ground Act, introduced last fall by senators Jeff Merkley and Bernie Sanders, would prohibit new leases on public acres.
Beginning with Roots in a Parched Ground, it introduced a version of young Albert Foote as Horace Robedaux.
As well as inflaming race-relations, the killing has shed uncomfortable light on a "Stand Your Ground" law introduced by Republicans in Florida in 2005 with the intention of protecting gun owners.
Cockmill Meadow is a family campsite and Wicket Ground was introduced in 2011 as a second family-only campsite.
This act created immigration officers who could refuse entry on medical and other grounds, and introduced internal controls – allowing subsequent deportation.
Taking a cue from antitobacco campaigns, Tappening, a group opposed to bottled water on environmental grounds, has introduced a campaign called "Lying in Advertising," that positions bottled water companies as spreading corporate untruths.
