Sentence examples for long-term ground from inspiring English sources

The city-owned land is to be conveyed to the theater through a long-term ground lease.

We "own" the Chrysler Building subject to a long-term ground lease, which offers no control of the building and its potential income.

But Carr Properties, a Washington company, has a long-term ground lease for the 140,400-square-foot building there, at 1100 15th Street.

Though he said he likes "No," which he described as "a good effort to show a pretty accurate picture of Chile in the '80s," he also stressed the importance of the opposition's long-term ground game.

Ms. Popkin, the authority official, said the new developments, planned in concert with the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, were expected to bring in $75 million — money that could be used to fix up existing buildings — through sales of the sites and long-term ground leases to private developers that construct and own the buildings.

(Other commercial isotopes, such as polonium, which was employed in London last autumn to murder the former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, can kill individuals or small groups but cannot cause damaging long-term ground contamination; these materials are not classified as a security risk).

In the present study, we reexamined the EEJ-Sq relationship by using long-term ground-based magnetometer data simultaneously from station pairs in three longitude sectors.

Long-term ground-based, i.e., stable, observational data are of considerable importance because the upper atmosphere is strongly affected by solar activity.

As indicated, long term ground surface elevation data is essential in subsidence modeling.

Predicting the long term ground temperature distribution is essential in the design and application of ground source heat pumps (GSHPs).

Results have shown that this model can accurately and quickly predict the long term ground temperature distribution, especially in areas where apparent soil stratification exists.