Sentence examples for probable ground from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh is divided into three earthquake zones based on the probable ground motion and consequent damage.

PGA is an expression of probable ground acceleration due to earthquakes; thus, it is a direct indicator of tectonic activity.

In this study we use quantum chemistry to discover the most probable ground and transition states of reactants, surface intermediates and products in the transfer of oxygen from nitric oxide and O2 to form N2 and CO/CO2.

"Another person has been apprehended and arrested, suspected on probable grounds of the same murder".

It will only be wrongful if, in addition, reasonable and probable grounds for prosecuting are absent".

The public prosecutor said that the first detainee was no longer suspected of her slaying but that there were "probable grounds" to believe that the second man had committed the crime.

The most probable ground-state isomers of CnS2− (n = 6 18) are linear with the sulfur atom located at one end of the Cn chain.

The trend of odd/even alternation is also detected in certain bond length, atomic charge, electronic configuration, the highest vibrational frequency, energy difference, electron detachment energy, and incremental binding energy of the most probable ground-state isomers.

He named 27 individuals, detailing probable grounds for criminal indictment.

Superior Court Judge Micheline Perrault ruled partially in favor of Jaggi Singh in his civil suit against city police officers Frédéric Mercier and Georges Lamirande, finding that the officers had arrested Singh "without reasonable and probable grounds to believe an offense had been committed," and ordering them to pay punitive damages as well as interest and costs.

The government claims the searches "were based upon reasonable and probable grounds and were proper in law," and defends the issuance of the subsequent press release, claiming that statements made in it were true, constituted fair comment and were a matter of public interest, citing the relatively new legal defense of "responsible reporting" against libel and slander claims.