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grounding

[groun-ding] / ˈgraʊn dɪŋ /






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It was looked on as good grounding and experience for managers who would go on to get jobs in our top division.

From BBC

The location where it transitions from grounded to floating ice is known as the grounding line.

From Science Daily

Shares of top U.S. airlines closed sharply lower Monday as a winter storm pummeled the Northeastern U.S., grounding thousands of flights in addition to those canceled in Mexico.

From MarketWatch

Discovery of the fraud in 2023 led to the grounding of planes in the UK and around the world so that engines could be checked and parts replaced where necessary.

From BBC

Without that definition, the structure of the model lacks formal grounding: Without a defined neutral axis, the construction is formally undefined.

From Science Daily