Sentence examples for grounded directly on from inspiring English sources

Through this universalization, the control on population becomes only in the extreme case grounded directly on the traditional Malthusian limitations of food and space.

A pluralist will conclude instead that morality is irreducibly plural some moral reasons are grounded on justifiability, but others are grounded directly on suffering or pleasure.

Instead, they were grounded directly on marker trajectories, i.e., the direction vectors between them, using cross-products as demonstrated by Chiari et al. [ 16].

If you choose to sit on the ground directly, don't remain on the grass too long, as its dampness is not healthy.

Bend at the hip, placing one forearm on the ottoman and one palm on the ground directly under your shoulder.

Like other Caprimulgus nightjars, it feeds on flying insects by sallying short distance from a perch on the ground, and nests directly on the ground.

It's probably accurate to assume that most civilized visitors to Los Angeles City Hall's third-floor rotunda do not try to climb the marble columns, balance on the historic light fixtures or lie on the ground directly under the enormous bronze chandelier for perspective's sake.

At the same time it denied a motion made by petitioners asking it to direct the district court to give petitioners leave to amend their complaint in order to make it still more clearly appear that the action was directly grounded on violations of rights alleged to stem from the Fourth and Fifth Amendments.

(6) Spectrophotometric pH values obtained via measurements of absorbance ratios are directly grounded on indicator molecular properties: molar absorptivity ratios and protonation characteristics.

Around the epicentre (the location on the ground directly below the explosion) Kulik found felled, splintered trees lying radially for some 15 30 km (10 20 miles); everything had been devastated and scorched, and very little was growing two decades after the event.

During the long Afghan campaign the JTAC was often someone on the ground, directly under enemy fire.