Sentence examples for ground records from inspiring English sources

Jeremy N. Morlock, 22, of Wasilla, Alaska, threw the grenade on the ground, records show, to create the illusion that the soldiers were under attack.

The independent and non-partisan survey, based on open-source data, including research on the ground, records more than 8,600 air attacks between March 2015, when the Saudi-led campaign began, and the end of August this year.

There was another tight contest at Salford on Sunday afternoon, where Brian Noble's Devils were a little lucky to hold off Richard Agar's Wakefield battlers, and that was one of two fixtures of Super League's opening seven to attract ground records, with 7,102 at the AJ Bell Stadium in the shadow of Barton Bridge, and 11,500 at Hull KR's rebranded KC Lightstream Stadium.

Ear To The Ground Records.

The dynamic analyses were accomplished using seismic ground records with response spectrum made compatible with the design response spectrum from the ASCE-10 standard.

Historical fire regimes are best reconstructed from long-term consistent ground records, charcoal deposition in soils or fire scars on trees with annual growth rings [52 55].

Those records were "family", and the first music that I remember owning was a record of Hole in the Ground, recorded by Bernard Cribbins in 1962.

Archived data of thermal conductivity of ground recorded at 41 boreholes are used for training a multiple hidden layer neural network with feedforward architecture.

West Ham were more welcome visitors when they helped set a ground record of 34,345 at Brisbane Road for an FA Cup tie in 1964.

Leicester's delight at the end was palpable but they have another ground record to take this weekend and it promises to be even harder.

To reach the targets, we localized blocks impacts on the ground recorded as a single transient by the seismic network.