Sentence examples for ground text from inspiring English sources

It improves the engineering application and benefits for control system design of spacecraft system and ground text.

Grounded theory involves grounding text in the context that it was constructed [ 100, 102].

Moreover, while the best matching non-domestic species occur in the sampling region, the species from mammalian families different from the target groups showing close matches by BlastSearch can be excluded on biogeographical grounds (Text S1 and Table S1).

You lose that sense of hovering over open ground as text and mind interact.

In checking that we were not translating concepts into situations where they did not belong, we were following a principle that others have followed when using synthesis methods to build grounded formal theory: that of grounding a text in the context in which it was constructed.

"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.

Opinion mining has certain common grounds with text classification using techniques from Information retrieval.

In such a way did the United Nations act on 10th December 1948, in their ground-breaking text entitled 'The Universal Declaration of Human Rights'.

As he later put it in a preface he wrote to Richardson's ground-breaking text on his work (Richardson 1963), the "Kehre is at work within the issue [that is named by the titles 'Being and Time'/'Time and Being.']… It is not something that I did, nor does it pertain to my thinking only".

In The End of Memory: Remembering Rightly in a Violent World, Volf grounds the text largely in a claim by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel where he says that salvation lies in memory.

But Fleming focuses particularly on Gaiman's use of The Watcher as a witness that provides an epistemological grounding to the text - a grounding that, citing Brian McHale, Fleming argues is absent in traditional postmodern writing.