Sentence examples for point of ground from inspiring English sources

The family temple, for example, is built on the highest point of ground.

The building is octagonal, situated on the Kinderberg, the high point of ground near the Wollman Memorial skating rink.

That same report indicated the Taliban had gained a percentage point of ground, still putting the militants' control of territory at its highest in the country since U.S. forces invaded the country in 2001.

Serves 6 1kg ripe plums, apples, greengages or damsons a knife point of ground cinnamon 125g soft white bread 75g light muscovado sugar 75g butter vanilla ice-cream or double cream to serve Set the oven at 190C/gas 5. Cut the plums in half and stone them.

Because Death Valley National Park is the end point of ground water flow for the region, scientists said that water from the test site would probably reach there eventually and could threaten the park, although most believe that it would take longer than a hundred years.

The center of pressure (COP) is the point of ground reaction force application under the foot.

Fig. 4 Simulated phase shift (top), elevation (middle) and virtual height (bottom) variations vs group range for the reflection points of ground scatter in Fig. 3.

The HPI calculated with mean concentration values of all metals including all sampling points of ground water for three seasons of the year 2011 comes out to be 6.8860 which is far below the critical index value of 100.

In fact, the two major non-tech profiles of stars in the issue make points of grounding themselves in a tech context, such as  Jennifer Lawrence's mocking of Jonathan Van Meter's "Radio Shack-era" recorder and pop star Grimes' giving up on the medium entirely: "I don't keep up with the Internet," she says, a statement telling because of the fact that it would have been nonsense five years ago.

In general, the maximum ground horizontal movement occurs immediately above the inflexion point of the ground subsidence basin.

The energy released by the rupture is estimated either by the intensity of damage incurred at a given point of the ground surface or by the magnitude of the shock at the focus.