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grounding

[groun-ding] / ˈgraʊn dɪŋ /






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However, this led to problems early in the aircraft's existence, including a major battery fire on a plane owned by Japan Airlines in 2013, which led to a temporary grounding of the 787 fleet.

From BBC

“Google’s unique competitive advantage in grounding user AI queries etc., is likely to help the company advance these integrations in select categories, such as retail, more seamlessly,” Mathivanan wrote.

From Barron's

Now, a younger generation has been found wanting on the biggest stage because they have not been given the right grounding at the highest level.

From BBC

California’s wet winter continued Saturday as rain fell across the Southland, grounding flights coming in and out of Santa Barbara Airport and causing extensive road closures along the coast.

From Los Angeles Times

After the fires, Edison said it had added more grounding equipment to its old transmission lines no longer in service.

From Los Angeles Times