Sentence examples for increase ground from inspiring English sources
Indeed, thanks to suspension changes, Ford will increase ground clearance by an inch, to 9.2 inches, one of the highest clearances for any sport utility.
In an article in the Atmospheric Environment journal, she and her colleagues projected that the elimination of atmospheric aerosols over the eastern United States would increase ground temperatures across the region by 0.4 to 0.6 degrees Celsius (0.7 to 1.1 degrees Fahrenheit) and increase the severity of heat waves by 1 to 2 degrees Celsius (1.8 to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
The frame that held the torpedo was connected to the undercarriage so that it pivoted nose-downward to increase ground clearance with the landing gear extended and pivoted upward to reduce drag while in flight.
Greater body mass itself may also increase ground reaction forces, which in turn can raise the risk of overuse injuries [ 31].
It has been postulated that some hormones, like estrogen, relaxin, and adrenocortical hormones, decrease the adhesiveness between collagen fibers and increase ground substance, which results in the formation of striae in areas of stretching.
United Parcel Service will increase ground-shipment rates in 2010 by 4.9percentt, less than this year, as volume drops.
In March, as tensions mounted on the Korean Peninsula, the administration announced that it would increase ground-based interceptors in California and Alaska to 44 from 30 by 2017.
The model results suggest that reducing surface roughness in a city centre can increase ground-level pollutant concentrations, both locally in the area of reduced roughness and downwind of that area.
And with all the competition, promoters keep adding new twists that may increase grounds for an IRS attack.
Future climate change may increase ground-level ozone pollution in Europe due to higher temperatures and weaker atmospheric circulation.
Large-scale wildfires and biomass burns have also been known to increase ground-level O3 concentrations (Jaffe et al. 2008; Val Martin et al. 2006; Thompson et al. 2001).
