For instance, we might suggest that the existence of any given water molecule is grounded in the existence of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
What fiction have students read in which there is scientific information that may not be grounded in fact (for instance, some science fiction or fantasy books they have read)?
Qualitative analysis aims to suggest categories that order and explain the data, thereby 'constructing a theoretical language grounded in instances of data' [ 22]:[89].
Many of the verses contained in "The Man in the Black Coat Turns" (1981), for instance, seem grounded in private, autobiographical details, and these details - a glimpse of the poet's father on his wedding day, another of the poet's son, "making books, stapled, with messages to the world" -lend the larger concerns of the poems the ballast of felt emotion.
For instance, we might say that the members of a set are prior to the set itself; the existence of the set is grounded in its members.
Putin warned the state shouldn't necessarily dissociate itself from the economy: "There exist certain economic spheres where its presence is quite justified and grounded, for instance, in the system of infrastructure monopolies and the defense industry," he said.
Environmental policy, for instance, should naturally be grounded in scientific data.
Gallagher treads difficult personal and historical ground in, for instance, "The Women of Auschwitz", whose "shorn heads" haunt the poet as her own hair is cut off - "Preempting the inevitable" - before chemotherapy.
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He recalled Thornton's ability to hold his ground in the most trying circumstances, citing an instance in the 1993 run of his West End farce It Runs in the Family.
Semantic maps add to classic robot maps spatially grounded object instances anchored in a suitable way for knowledge representation and reasoning.
