Sentence examples for instances of ground from inspiring English sources

The geologic structures documented in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah coal mines were commonly associated with major instances of ground failure.

Investigations by the Mine Safety and Health Administration's Roof Control Division indicate that slickensided drag folds in the immediate roof of Pennsylvanian-age coal seams represent instances of ground instability of various scales, from skin control hazards to roof falls that block travelways and belt entries.

At the Imperial County Dump, several instances of ground failure were observed in sedimentary deposits near the top of and parallel to the river bank, and other cracks were found in that area that were determined to be the result of differential settling.

In the event, values obtained by this means proved sufficiently close to those derived using the catalytic modelling approach above to additionally justify its use in this instance on grounds of simplicity, greater transparency and ease of application as a general method.

The instance of maximum ground reaction force angle reflects the point when the knee joint structures are most strained by the impact load.

In these instances the ground of responsibility is, from the point of view of the person held responsible, not that he, she or it has caused harm but that they bear the risk that some other person, animal, thing or process may cause harm.

But the phrasing left open the possibility of a second instance, like the use of ground forces.

I learned some interesting things: for instance, that the use of ground horn from the Sumatran and the Javanese rhinoceros as an aphrodisiac has resulted in their virtual extinction in Asia.

In instances where no dependable source of ground truth data is readily available, we use a dynamic cut height based on the algorithm used as described in [17].

By (mathcal {P}^{ gr }_mathcal {A}) we denote the set of all ground instances of the program clauses of (mathcal {P}cup EqAxioms ) that use only individuals and data constants occurring in (mathcal {P}) or (mathcal {A}).

However, historically instances of ash accumulation at ground level, more than 1000 km from source are rare with the exception of very large very infrequent events (e.g. VEI 8 event at Toba, Indonesia (74,000 ka; Costa et al. 2014) and the VEI 7 event at Tambora (1815; Sigurdsson and Carey 1989).