Sentence examples for the basic grounding from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 show the transient potential of the basic grounding system without any additional vertical or horizontal electrode, under a first or subsequent stroke.

"Just as Mr. Murdoch's editors knew the basic ground rules, so did the politicians.

But the tennis talent was so widespread that even fans holding only the basic grounds passes could nuzzle into prime action at the general admission courts.

Not in the letter of the law, not in obeying golf's sticklers for protocol, but on the basic grounds of sporting behaviour.

He gave six other directors the freedom to make the films they wanted to make, while seeing to it that the basic ground — the history and influence of the Delta blues — was more or less covered.

"The basic ground rules were that anyone could say anything and that nothing was official .This culture of cautious deliberation still prevails in most Internet organisations, particularly in the IETF.

The Nagoya meeting agreed to establish an International Regime on Access and Benefit Sharing of Genetic Resources to lay down the basic ground rules on how nations co-operate in obtaining genetic resources from animals, plants and fungi.

Loch Lomond excludes much of Scotland's population on the basic grounds of cost – it is in excess of £100,000 to join – but manages to provide the most hospitable, warm and relaxed golfing experience in the country.

It covers some of the basic ground you'd expect, acknowledging the special position of Islam while guaranteeing the rights of the substantial Coptic Christian minority.

First, you can't just bracket the "why" of the G.O.P.'s shift without downplaying the ways in which the basic ground of our policy debates has shifted since 2006 as well.

Following Jung, besides representing the basic ground-plan or architecture of a synthetic cell, the mandala-like structure may also be regarded as a visual aid or roadmap for the process of building such a cell.