Sentence examples for removal of ground from inspiring English sources

Withdrawal should be defined as the removal of ground forces from direct combat, not the abandonment of the country in question.

Removal of ground cover likely increased the spatial connectivity of runoff areas from strongly water repellent soils.

The results indicate that for coarse-textured sagebrush landscapes with high pre-fire soil water repellency, post-fire increases in runoff are more influenced by fire removal of ground and canopy cover than fire effects on soil water repellency and that the degree of these impacts may be significantly influenced by short-term fluctuations in water repellent soil conditions.

This ideal habitat configuration, which facilitates birds' terrestrial hunting, was found primarily in intensively farmed fruit tree plantations which dominated the landscape matrix: this habitat offers extensive strips of bare ground due to systematic removal of ground vegetation along tree rows.

Tangles of barbed wire, booby traps, and the removal of ground cover made the approach hazardous for infantry.

Tangles of barbed wire, booby traps, and the removal of ground cover made the both the beach and the terrain around the strongpoints hazardous for infantry.

Removal of ground-covering vegetation may reduce the force of transmission of this pathogen by reducing local rodent density, thereby diverting vector ticks to reservoir-incompetent cattle.

So when the army's chief of staff, Lt Gen Ahmed Gaid Salah, announced on 26 March that article 102 of the constitution - allowing the president's removal on grounds of ill health - should be applied, protesters had won something, but their response was cautious.

Improving Plagiarism Detection in Coding Assignments by Dynamic Removal of Common Ground.

This paper demonstrates the applicability of the proposed approach by means of a case study, which considers sudden removal of a ground floor column in a typical steel-framed composite building.

He ruled the Republic during its bloodiest years -- from the Marines hitting the beach at Da Nang Bay in 1965 through the removal of American ground forces in 1973 -- and proved himself a brilliant strategist, not on the battlefield, but in surviving palace intrigues and feuds.