Sentence examples for means that ground from inspiring English sources

This means that ground engineering should be practiced within a risk management framework that aims to both prevent unwanted outcomes and to mitigate their consequences to an acceptable level.

This means that ground controllers may have to wait several minutes before knowing whether the Curiosity rover survived its harrowing trip through the Martian atmosphere.

Being in such a confined and hot space means that ground material isn't only heated by physical contact (conduction), but also as if you were heating a brownie with a hair dryer (convection).

A bacteria testing system meant to ensure that ground beef is safe is letting potentially tainted meat reach the market, consumer advocacy groups said.

This meant that ground safety requirements were met and in September 1989 it was announced that the capacity of the ground had been increased to 14,628.

These limitations mean that ground-based GPS observations cannot be used to answer the questions of when and where high-latitude topside ionospheric plasma irregularities are developed, or the physical mechanisms of their origin.

Experience means that the ground is prepared.

None of this means that common ground cannot be achieved immediately.

Adding Columbus also means that another ground control installation, this one near Munich, Germany, will join counterparts in Houston and Russia in managing daily operations of the space station.

To engineers, uneven movement of a dam means that the ground underneath may be falling away; the uneven pressure could ultimately cause a breach.

The change in the weather means that the ground war involving large numbers of Western troops is unlikely to happen until the spring.