Sentence examples for grounded version from inspiring English sources

Even the most grounded version of the debate occupies philosophical terrain where little is clear.

(Even solos are coated with layers of disembodied offstage voices.) And Meryl Tankard's choreography is just a grounded version of Mr. Baldinu's aerial acrobatics.

He was a white-haired old dude in Rustler jeans and a dark blue work shirt — imagine an older, more relaxed and grounded version of Seymour Cassel.

His luck would change for the worse when vertical skating, his specialty, with its big ramps and aerial maneuvers, was supplanted by street skating, a more grounded version of the sport that relies on flatland obstacles like curbs and park benches.

In this work we consider the grounded version of this system by coupling each particle to the ground through lateral springs in order to study the effect of the grounding stiffness on the strongly nonlinear dynamics.

Far more resistible is some of the promotional pitch spun around them, a kind of high-ground version of the souk hard sell, most of it derived from a slim catalog produced by the Austrian dealer Gebhart Blazek, who first put boucherouite on the map, and with whom Cavin-Morris collaborated on the show.

We present liberal domain-expansion (lde) safe programs, a novel generic class of ASP programs with external source access and value invention that enjoy finite restrictability, i.e., equivalence to a finite ground version.

He believed emphatically that the German Idealist outlooks of Fichte, Schelling and Hegel rested upon explanatory errors of this kind, and he regarded them — often bitingly — as fundamentally wrongheaded styles of thought, because he saw their philosophies as being specifically grounded upon versions of the ontological argument for God's existence.

Like UAVs, the ground versions will first be employed on triple "Ds"; that is dirty, dangerous and dull work.

If ground versions of these cuts aren't available, it's the work of a minute to grind the meat yourself by pulsing it in batches in a food processor.

These can be harder to build than in-ground versions because they require much more structural integrity to support the weight of the water.