Sentence examples for version of the ground from inspiring English sources

Both camps sound remarkably convinced that their version of the ground game will triumph.

The Defense Department's most recent version of the "ground combat exclusion policy," established in 1994, states: "Service members are eligible to be assigned to all positions for which they are qualified, except that women shall be excluded from assignment to units below the brigade level whose primary mission is to engage in direct combat on the ground".

To do so, we develop a non-linear and non-local version of the ground state representation, which even yields a remainder term.

In time, however, Rorty comes to see Heidegger as unable to escape the metaphysics of representation; in Heidegger's philosophy of Being, Rorty finds another version of the Ground of All Right Thinking.

Operating a modified version of the ground-and-pound — the ground-and-pound-and-ground-and-pound some more — the Broncos ran for 125 yards on Thursday night, far below their average of 246 over their previous three games.

Nightingale said that he had therefore decided to halt the release of a 1.0 version, on the grounds that the organisation could not afford to devote time to projects with such small interest.

However, the demands of isolation displacement, isolation permanent displacement and pier drift are almost identical for both the unfiltered and filtered versions of the ground motion record.

This paper introduces a novel parametric family of semantics for abstract argumentation called resolution-based and analyzes in particular the resolution-based version of the traditional grounded semantics, showing that it features the unique property of satisfying a set of general desirable properties recently introduced in the literature.

Each probe can pick up GPS signals and signals from eLoran, an enhanced version of Loran, the ground-based terrestrial radio-navigation system first used by the American and British navies during the second world war.

The answers may determine whether Mr. Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer who told the police that he had pulled the trigger in self-defense, will be protected by Florida's version of the Stand Your Ground laws that states across the country have enacted to grant broad rights to people who use deadly force to defend themselves.

On the one hand the pro-gun supporters argue that the only way to be safe from gun violence is by creating a greater opportunity to have it: schools with armed guards and teachers with guns, a "Guard Your Turf" version of the "Stand Your Ground" law that came to national attention in the Trayvon Martin case.