Sentences with phrase «open ground»

Even so, for walking or hiking on open ground it's a decent backpack that's comfortable for your dog to wear.

The excellent mapping cameras and sensors will cover open ground with ease.

This is painting as open ground or test site, a point of departure for artist and viewer alike, one through which we might attempt to process the chaos of contemporary life.

It's capable of overload and open ground diagnostics and it also has short circuit protection.

Nobody is doing it just yet; it would require cracking open the ground and pouring in thousands of tons of liquid metal.

For instance, species occupying open ground form the largest groups, perhaps to defend against predators.

Of the 4,000 rockets fired at us, most fell on open ground, and only 1,000 on inhabited areas.

The downside is that the buggy needs frequent refueling, and stopping for any length of time in open ground invites a horde of alert undead to attack.

Gary began leasing his own vineyards and open ground for watermelons, cotton and beans when he was 16 years old.

Gallerie Silo, for instance, is located in a former grain silo for the Weber Bread Company and is home to the artist Michel Armour, who has opened the ground floor as an exhibition space for his work.

In 2008, as Manhattan borough president, Mr. Stringer produced a report entitled «Land Rich, Pocket Poor» that explored potential development opportunities on the large tracts of open ground area in most public housing developments.

His route saw Singh ride six miles across open ground on horseback pursued all the while by enemy machine - gun fire.

The image carries a logo for Metal Gear Solid 5 along with a line of text that reads «Open Ground Reconnaissance Endeavors».

Within one second, on average, it offers hundreds of interception solutions and picks the best one, with preference for a high altitude interception, ideally over open ground.

I'll always take the potential for back nine madness with eagle and birdie chances at a place like the Masters over the U.S. Open grind.

On 32 occasions, Holley observed a fox approaching hares sitting on open ground amid low vegetation.

The Yakushima group lives in a temperate forest, while the Ohirayama group lives on gravelly open ground.

There is no trash, as there is spread over 100 square meters of open ground outside the Yatra site, and on every roadside.

When hot the Thermo Time switch opens the ground and does not allow this to occur.

I did not read Opened Ground from front to back when I first read it, and I do not reread it that way now.

Heaney's Opened Ground represents 30 years of selected poems, all of which one can nearly taste.

There's a key moment as we're running across some largely open ground on some probably ultimately pointless quest, the kind that Dragon Age is a little too full of for its own good.

Furthermore the vast majority of the map is just open ground with very few buildings or much in the way of cover, meaning you're easy pickings for anybody that has picked up a firearm.

Complimenting that gameplay are two 8x8km maps that are completely open for everyone to roam: firefights rage across tower blocks; humble shacks house hidden dangers; and don't even think about trying to cross open ground.

Pumping the accelerator and gripping the wheel as you drift your muscle car through a tight city corner at break neck speeds feels incredible, and when an apocalyptic earthquake aftershocks kick in and tears open the ground beneath your wheels — while you're trying to avoid gangs of crazy looters and rivals throwing their weight around in monster trucks — it ups the ante even more.

Peter FreemanSince opening its ground - floor space at 140 Grand Street in 2012, Freeman has continued to mount a mix of historical and contemporary shows.

,» says Goff, who opened his ground - floor 23rd Street gallery five years ago as Goff & Rosenthal, and who split with partner Cassie Rosenthal earlier this year, of keeping the business open under his own name.

Parts Project, The Hague is pleased to present Open Ground, an exhibition of works by Robert Holyhead.

The loss of the treeless tundra will greatly reduce suitable habitat area for species such as the Siberian crane, which requires open ground to nest.

According to their descriptions, shallow pits were dug in open ground, and the bottoms of these pits were insulated with dry straw.

She said that Nigeria has opened the ground for Nigerian women, adding that «my ticket is that of Nigeria, as the presidential form is free for women.

Independent curator Krista Saunders Scenna and Jill Benson have teamed up once again to open Ground Floor Gallery, Park Slope's only commercial art space.

The animal assumes the posture, pattern, and coloration of a coral head, then stands on its tippy toes and slowly moves across open ground.

They appeared to slow down to forage in areas of open ground and avoided river ice and open water.

The even smaller text above the title reads «Open Ground Reconnaissance Endeavor,» the initials of which, of course, spell out «OGRE.»

It is not so early as some of the larger sorts; but in favorable seasons will perfect a sufficient portion of its crop in the open ground, both for seed and pickling.

The Squash - pepper succeeds well when sown in the open ground in May, in drills fourteen inches apart.

If sown in the open ground, some of the pods, if the season be favorable, will be fit for use before the plants are destroyed by frost; but few will be fully perfected unless the plants are started under glass.

The plants should be started in a hot - bed in March or April, and transplanted in May to the open ground, fifteen inches apart.

The area known in the 19th Century as Highbury Hill Park, which stretched all the way through to Hornsey Road, was actually one of the last pieces of open ground to be developed in Highbury.

What Is the first thing that comes to your mind when we say you have to roam around in the open ground for the whole day?

Despite the shortcomings, both old and young worshippers, showed a lot of determination to receive from God as they defied the harsh weather condition to stay at the open ground, without roof over their heads, for worship as the General Overseer, Pastor Muoka prayed for the sick and the afflicted for instant miracles.

Arrowheads, beads, tools, and pottery shards, many lying on open ground, are rare in situ clues in the Southwest, where ancient sites are often looted before scientists find them.