This isn't about a child's bad day, this is about a school's bad year," he said, sitting in a sub-ground-level conference room at the Tweed Courthouse that tends to remind him, he mused, of prison (he's "done time," as a death row lawyer, in more than a few, and lost one client to execution).
The sub-ground temperatures are generally warmer in summer but cooler in winter, typically allowing for GHP COP of 4.0, in some cases even better [5].
It extends across the east-west space of the block; as a result of the steeply sloping land at this point, the store frontage faces the newly built Ann Square and the newly pedestrianised New England Street, while the rear is at basement (sub-ground floor) level.
Then, the two prototypes are described, each of them being broken down into three main sub-systems: the ground sub-system (GSS), the on-board sub-system (OB) and the positioning sub-system (POS).
Remote sensing data from panchromatic systems have a potential for more detailed and accurate mapping of the urban environment with details of sub-meter ground resolution, but at the same time, they present additional complexities for information mining.
These swaths of elevation data contain up to two orders of magnitude more surface elevation measurements than standard altimeter products, which provide single elevation measurements based on the range to the Point-Of-Closest-Approach (POCA) in the vicinity of the sub-satellite ground track.
The results of the TEPHRA2 sub-Plinian ground ash hazard model are shown in Figs. 10 and 11 as exceedance probability maps and site-specific curves.
Mushrooms are subbing for ground beef.
Subs: Jones, Emnes, Adam Johnson, Wheater, Franks, Grounds, Walker.
This study indicates the importance of combining several layers of information in order to increase the spatial resolution of the main biotope distribution (validating the acoustic data) and detail their sub-divisions (ground-truth sampling).
