Sentence examples for in its grounding from inspiring English sources

It debars a singly-instanced properties such as space-hood from the status of genuine natural kind, perhaps motivated by the thought that the very nature of a universal consists in its grounding judgements of the form "x is of the same kind as y", which presuppose that there are at least two entities.

The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment is bringing in its ground-breaking Night Shift concept.

Despite having a huge water tank that serves the trading centre in its grounds, it still has no running water.

The parliament routinely allowed protests, demonstrations and vigils in its grounds: it objected to a permanent camp for justifiable legal, practical and safety reasons.

The day after the rally — as some national Democrats began to fret publicly about the state of the race — the Obama team held a conference call to tout the progress it had made in its ground operation in Pennsylvania.

The adiabatic algorithm is thus a rather 'laid back' algorithm: one needs only to start the system in its ground state, deform it adiabatically, and measure its final ground state in order to retrieve the desired result.

But it was what lay in its grounds that piqued our interest … a pristine Olympic-sized equestriarenaena of a scale that would befit a Greek tragedy.

Any other atomic nucleus lives in its ground state, the configuration with the least possible energy; if it gets a jolt of energy, it emits a photon in a matter of nanoseconds, returning to that ground state.

In its grounds Mitchell creates unforgettable episodes.

The resulting is that of helium in its ground state.

James K. Polk is buried in its grounds.