Results of this study indicate that as the skew angle increases, there is an increase in the probability of failure for a given ground motion intensity.
During a long conference call we advocated, dug in, gave ground, offered to do laundry, sighed, cajoled, but ultimately got to five choices.
The repetitive and amorphous trends of Impressionism had in fact already given grounds for such a supposition.
Of course, Samsung has little to gain by proclaiming an interest in giving ground in its ongoing patent dispute with Apple, which spans 10 countries, multiple lawsuits and involves both hardware design and software patents.
In philosophy, the positivism of Taine and Renan, and its confidence in practical reason, gave ground to a resurgence of interest in the spiritual and the mystical, led by the work of Henri Bergson on intuition and the creative imagination.
It was significant that Mr. Bush's campaign on general themes of personality and leadership was struggling just as Republicans in Congress gave ground on specific issues in order to avoid a budget confrontation with President Clinton.
Consumer spending in particular gave ground, with retail sales growing more slowly in June than most forecasters had expected, the Commerce Department reported.
The Mullaghwornia locality is located in a limestone terrain, which gives ground waters that are oversaturated in calcium, and hence a CaCl2 brine [28].
And every time Republicans dug in their heels, the administration gave ground.
Even Vaclav Klaus, the touchy Eurosceptic Czech president, gave ground in a chat chaperoned by Roman Herzog, a former German president, to Ms Merkel's mix of charm and persistence.In this section Merkel's magic We ain't got dames The Sarko show New boots for NATO?
