Sentence examples for structural ground from inspiring English sources

Over the course of filming, Mr. Macaulay journeyed to hallowed structural ground, from the 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-oldo the 1,475-foot PetronaSadd els in KafaraLumpur, Malaysia, the worldam tallest structures.

The investigation of complex geological setting is still dominated by traditional geo-data collection and analytical techniques, e.g., stratigraphic logging, dip data measurements, structural ground mapping, seismic interpretation, balance section restoration, forward modelling, etc.

The data that emanate from such modalities reveal a wealth of information regarding the static modulation of material properties by local structural deviations [5], competing structural ground states [6], and even dynamic phase transformations or ensuing structural reordering during in situ atomic resolution imaging of materials growth [7].

Results show that, for Group II alloys having modulated martensite at reasonable temperatures, the increase in Ni addition results in an enhanced tendency to the formation of non-modulated (NM) martensite, whereas the proper Mn addition leads to the stabilization of seven-layered modulated (7M) martensite, which serves as the structural ground state of martensite.

Green asterisks indicate residues predicted, on structural ground, to be important for the stability of the Bub3 propeller.

In silico docking of representative compounds into the crystal structure of FFA1 revealed possible structural grounds for the observed SAR.

On structural grounds, the PHD involves two main beta sheets (Protein DataBase structures 1H10, 3O96 and 4EJN3O964EJN).

It agrees with one published NMR structure of the cytoplasmic complex and can put many experimental findings on structural grounds.

On structural grounds, there is reason to believe that the biting mechanism in palaeonisciforms was less powerful than that of the holosteans.

While one of the four acts in "The Silver Tassie" involves the trenches, the script roams so far and wide that W. B. Yeats, a founder of the Abbey Theater in Dublin, famously objected to the play on structural grounds, setting off a feud with O'Casey that played no small role in his departure from Ireland.

If even a small rise in taxes allowed a slightly smaller increase in interest rates, that would be welcome for a sector now feeling the pinch.As for inflexibility, though true, it is not much of a problem if the short-term fiscal adjustment also makes sense on long-term structural grounds.