Sentence examples for rate of ground from inspiring English sources

A major breakthrough in his work was understanding that the depth of such artifacts could yield a way to gauge old sea levels, and thus the rate of ground subsidence over the centuries.

Finally, the evaluation metrics we chose is the recall, i.e. the rate of ground truth curves that have been detected, as a function of the number of detected lines which is simply the number of selected maxima, the HT being actually a localisation, and not a detection algorithm.

He realised early on that the rate of ground effect development meant that in the future, every driver would be exposed to such g-loading while behind the wheel of such a car, and the physical effort needed to drive the cars would leave the drivers exhausted by the end of the races.

For example, it was recently found that imidazol significantly accelerates the rate of ground state recovery of the flavin chromophore the BLUF domain of the protein AppA [34], but in contrast to S100B tetramerization, the unprotonated form of imidazol was found to be the active species in that case.

It has been shown that obese individuals walk with increased total energy expenditure (Browning et al. 2006), and with increased magnitude and rate of ground reaction force.

The study found that hospitalizations for childhood asthma were reduced during that period and that this correlated with a lower rate of ground-level ozone pollution.

Assessment calculations also discourage basement building, he said; assessors value basement square footage at half the rate of ground-level space.

At first blush, the new fund resembles a proposal last fall from Canada's 15 research-intensive universities for a pot of money to "improve partnerships with industry to create research industry clusters, attract and retain the best talent from around the world, stimulate the rate of ground-breaking discoveries, and enhance our international competitiveness".

Three annually repeated terrestrial LiDAR scans were compared to determine the rates of ground surface change caused by thermokarst formation on the stream bank.

The thermophysical properties of subsurface materials (soils, sediments and rocks) and groundwater flow strongly affect the heat exchange rates of ground heat exchangers (GHEs).

The level of agreement between the subjective rating of ground hardness and the objectively measured hardness is presented in Figure 2. Figure 1 Box-and-whisker plot representing the hardness values for the four categories of subjective rating.