Sentence examples for minimum ground from inspiring English sources
But in the square, a minimum ground for expectations was set and met.
"We all want at least some minimum ground for democracy and a comfortable standard of living and some sort of justice in the distribution of income," said Asmaa Mahfouz, 25, one of the founders of the April 6 Youth Movement, which organized the demonstrations this week.
The maximum and minimum ground values and the computed average of ground hardness and soil moisture were analysed.
The technique is based on the analysis of minimum ground backscatter range variations corresponding to different radar beams.
Two meteorological filters were then applied to combine information from station-based measurements of minimum ground temperature, precipitation and air temperature.
We used an automated technique where a cross-correlation analysis of minimum ground backscatter range variations is used to determine TID parameters.
The lower bound of ground-motion intensity represents a minimum ground-motion intensity, which causes a designated limit state, whereas the upper bound of ground-motion intensity is, in general, related to the physics of earthquakes, the tectonic regime, and the geology of the terrain in the region from the epicentre to the site of the building.
We analyze energy minima (ground states) of the presented model and the graph of charge transfers between the units in the course of the dynamics where each edge is labeled with the count of unit charges (spikes) it transmitted.
Mr. Bush's reluctant and restrictive cooperation with the panel is consistent with the administration's pattern of stonewalling reasonable requests for documents and testimony and then giving up only the minimum necessary ground when the dispute becomes public.
This also resulted in considerable differences in the minimum required ground supported slab thickness.
These databases have been used to help determine the minimum primary ground support designs required at many mine sites in Australasia, Europe, and the US.
