Sentence examples for a soil of a from inspiring English sources

Two autochthonous microbial strains, Methylobacterium populi VP2 and Aspergillus sydowii VP4, were isolated from a soil of a highly contaminated industrial site and used to degrade the aqueous extract of contaminants (AEC) obtained from the same polluted soil.

In the discussion of the physicochemical aspects of cohesive soils, it becomes apparent that several factors may drastically affect the erosive resistance of a soil of a particular consistency.

The leeks came with a bed – or perhaps a "soil" – of black sesame, with anchovy tempura: it was like a delicious, edible version of ash.

What is moral turpitude, an ethical lapse, but a soiling of one's character?

This study presents a method of predicting the soil water retention curve (SWRC) of a soil using a set of measured SWRC data from a soil with the same texture but different initial void ratio.

These tiny, tick-like creatures seem capable of spontaneous generation, but they most likely hitched a ride in the soil of a new purchase or emigrated from a neighboring houseplant.

In "Auf dem Gebirge…" the stage is covered in brown earth, an echo of the russet soil of a legendary Bausch version of Igor Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" from 1975.

It was isolated and molecularly identified from a sandy soil of a fruit orchard on Alexandria desert road, Egypt.

A two-layer soil model is generally represented by an upper layer soil of a finite depth h, sitting above a lower layer of infinite depth.

Responses of soil respiration to temperature fluctuations were investigated in a root-free soil of a mid-European beech oak forest.

The problem of steady-state seepage flow underneath two intermediate filters located anywhere between two end cut-offs of a flat floor of a hydraulic structure on a permeable soil of a finite depth has not been previously solved.