Sentence examples for ground producing from inspiring English sources

Efficient-market theorists (including some of the future principals of Long Term Capital Management -- the hedge fund that collapsed in 1998, when markets did what they weren't supposed to) defended their ground, producing elaborate statistical critiques of Mr. Shiller's calculations.

Watmore made good ground, producing a couple of trademark hand-offs, and Merchant supported well to scorch over in the corner.

Ultimately, these acoustic waves can couple to the ground producing seismic waves which can be used to reconstruct meteroid trajectories to constrain meteoroid events to obtain source body kinetic energy estimates, and to facilitate the search of meteorites on the ground (Edwards et al. 2008; Heimann et al. 2013; Tauzin et al. 2013).

The trigger for the lift of the initial cumulus cloud can be insolation heating the ground producing thermals, areas where two winds converge forcing air upwards, or where winds blow over terrain of increasing elevation.

As the front feet make contact with the ground, the back feet are lifted and land where the front paws first contacted the ground, producing a pattern of tracks in pairs typical of most mustelids.

The trigger for this lift can be insolation heating the ground producing thermals, areas where two winds converge forcing air upwards, or where winds blow over terrain of increasing elevation.

One of the oldest is Pulaski Stone Ground, produced by family-owned Pulaski Products in Carlstadt.

This root, when ground, produces isothiocyanates, chemical compounds that are studied for their anti-cancer properties.

These large-scale polygons should not be confused with the small-scale polygons or patterned ground produced by frost sorting.

Little Toller and Common Ground produced Arboreal: A Collection of New Woodland Writing, and also reissued John Fowles's extraordinary meditation The Tree, with a perceptive foreword by William Fiennes.

It's still a hot zone – temperatures just a few metres below the surface reach 600C and a bucket of water thrown into a hole in the ground produces a satisfying geyser of steam.