Sentence examples for approaches of soil from inspiring English sources

In this context, two different approaches of soil liquefaction evaluation using a soft computing technique based on the worldwide standard penetration test (SPT) databases have been studied.

The objectives of this study were to assess farmers⿿ perceptions about implementation approaches of soil and water conservation (SWC) practices and to explore the relationship between the different dimensions (factors) of social capital and investments in LM practices.

Applying analysis of variance and time series we have investigated the applicability of satellite remote sensing of canopy temperature as an approach of soil salinity assessment for different crops grown under irrigated and rainfed conditions.

Soil carbon stocks under 100-year-old secondary forests, averaging 43.0 ± 7.9 Mg ha−1 (mean ± standard error), were clearly higher than those recorded at younger sites and approached levels of soil carbon stocks under mature forests.

An integrated biogeochemical sampling approach, consisting of soil geochemistry, plant biogeochemical analyses and investigation of microbial community structure and function, was used to characterize a surficial geochemical signature of the buried Jaguar volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) Ag-Cu-Zn deposit in Western Australia's NE goldfields region.

In this light, the effectiveness of past commonly-accepted approaches to soil and water conservation are often found to have been inadequate.

There are several approaches for determining of soil liquefaction.

The geo-engineering approach of modified soil flocculation has been widely applied to mitigate algal blooms and eutrophication in relatively small lakes.

The conceptual approach included sampling of soil horizons from 27 pits to a depth of 2 m in a 22 ha area.

Focusing on farm-scale strategies, the approach to simulation of soil and crop processes in FARMSIM (the sub-model FIELD) is designed to be simple, but to keep the necessary degree of complexity to capture heterogeneity in resource use efficiencies.

Moreover, soil ecology journals publish low percentages of articles based on modelling and evolutionary approaches and, conversely, journals specialized in evolutionary and modelling approaches publish low percentages of soil ecology-related articles.