Sentence examples for ground represents from inspiring English sources

The late negotiations among federal and state officials to find common ground represents progress, even if limited, in the search for a settlement.

Cryogenic patterned ground represents spectacular periglacial landscapes.

In the DEM, the ground represents the potential evolutionary space across which birds have evolved.

The ambush, the deadliest single attack on the force in its year and a half on the ground, represents the next chapter in a troubling trend.

Hence, falling off the leaf and needing to crawl up again to this feeding site (that can be one meter above ground) represents a considerable effort given the exceedingly costly and ineffective locomotion of land snails [ 29].

Those "shopping bags strewn on cobbled ground" represent a true poetry of observation.

Strauss also played down suggestions that the decision to bat Matt Prior down the order in yesterday's defeat at the WACA Ground represented a change in strategy ahead of the World Cup.

On the diplomatic front the game is both simple and familiar: to maintain a critical ambiguity in the face of the real facts on the ground, represented by the increase in settlement building by the Israeli government, in the midst of the last round of peace talks.

But, a few streets over, sticks in the ground represent the future agricultural museum and town hall; bulldozers are clearing ground for neighborhoods.

Advanced numerical modelling included analysis of the tunnel with the ground represented by a Stress Hardening Elastic Viscous Plastic (SHELVIP) model to take account of time dependent loading.

Dagnelie et al. (1999) used stem circumference as a predictor variable, while Toader (2009) used d 1.3m, both took single bark thickness measurements at 1.3 m above the ground, representing one single measurement per tree.