Sentence examples for identifies ground from inspiring English sources

The "Africa Environment Outlook" report (UNEP 2002) identifies ground water pollution from nitrates, phosphates, and chemical residues used in Africa as a concern, particularly in countries that are highly dependent on underground aquifers for drinking water.

Their presence also paves the way for a role in helping to identify ground targets should US air operations become necessary.

Some results are highlighted in this paper from a research effort being undertaken to identify ground motion and structural characteristics that control the earthquake response of concentrically braced steel frames and to identify improved design procedures and code provisions.

To do so, we formulate the inverse problem in terms of energetically distinct configurations, using a constraint satisfaction model to identify constructible configurations, and show that a convex hull can be used to identify ground states.

A small concrete pyramid and sign identified ground zero, and warned of radiation contamination.

The Arduino board calculates the stance time on each side by reading the FSR sensors and identifying ground contact.

As Mr. Rockefeller kept identifying ground-floor investment opportunities, his brothers and his sister would from time to time join in particular investments.

Li and Narayanan [14] identified ground-cover information based on spectral characteristics using supervised classification and extracted textural features by characterizing spatial information using Gabor wavelet coefficients.

Fourth, a manual search by issue of the top 25 peer-reviewed journals over the defined period yielded additional publications.1 Fifth, we identified ground-setting works prior to 1992 by employing an ancestry search within the key papers.

The isolated compound from aerial parts of V. odorata was identified grounded on observed spectral data including ultraviolet visible (UV vis), Fourier-transform infrared, gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy, 1H and 13C-nuclear magnetic resonance.

We need something stricter than just "an explanatory role" to identify grounding – otherwise we would end up with a much too liberal notion, for we may regard a number of loosely connected things explanatory in some very loose sense.