Sentence examples for ground predominantly from inspiring English sources

The majority of studies to date have examined theft above ground, predominantly at transit stations, although some studies have compared this with theft in nearby surrounding areas.

Slight changes in frequency and gait parameters lead to fluidization of the medium by the limb and catastrophic reductions in speed to 1percentnt of hard ground, predominantly because of decreased support forces and increased belly drag.

Then the obtained analytical expressions for vehicle dynamic forces are used for calculations of generated ground vibrations, predominantly Rayleigh surface waves, using Green's function method.

Therefore, the frequency width affected by soil nonlinearity predominantly depends on the ground-motion amplitude (e.g., PGA or PGV) rather than the site condition.

The ground was built predominantly as a football stadium and is used by League One side Coventry City.

However he said the new base would raise the profile of the club as it staged around 11 home fixtures at the ground this season, predominantly on Sundays, and he hoped to strengthen links with the men's club in the future.

Live satellite television and on the ground field reports, predominantly non-English, revealed violence that was continually perpetrated by the protestors at the sit-ins at Al-Rabaa and Al-Nahda squares.

The computed tomography scan of the lung showed interstitial pneumonia with reticular and ground glass opacity, predominantly in the peripheral lower lung accompanied by a honeycomb appearance.

Bilateral patchy ground-glass areas, predominantly located in the middle and lower areas, represent the most important HRCT feature of NSIP.

The external forcing of the lower ionosphere has observationally been studied using predominantly ground-based methods exploiting in various ways the radio wave propagation, and by sporadic rocket soundings.

Although it is currently widely recognized that forest dynamics are naturally more complex, including small scale gap and patch dynamics, and partial disturbances (Kuuluvainen and Aakala 2011; Taylor and Chen 2011), forest management continues to be predominantly grounded on the even-aged management approach.