Sentence examples for artificial irrigation from inspiring English sources

Assyria was less dependent on artificial irrigation than was Babylonia.

Water is used increasingly throughout countries with technically complex artificial irrigation systems, which become distinctive landscape elements.

A little more rain is forecast for Wednesday, at which point Claisse will decide whether further artificial irrigation is necessary to ensure a safe surface.

Muḥammad was the first ruler to introduce rotation of crops, establish state farms, and tend cultivation and improve artificial irrigation by establishing a department of agriculture.

"Normally, we have no artificial irrigation because we have very good soil that can store a lot of water," Mr. Schaab said.

Giving that no artificial irrigation has taken place for weeks and weeks, it's hard to come up with a scientific explanation as to why that should be, especially as the picture was reversed earlier in the week.

Throughfall, stemflow and sub-canopy soil water contents (0.1 m and 1.5 m from the tree bole to 1 m depth) in stands ranging from 28 to 80 years in age were studied from late-Spring to Fall in 2012, supplemented by artificial irrigations of stemflow to examine short-term soil wetting at the two distances from the bole.

Adversely to expectations, no synergism was found between artificial mycorrhization and irrigation regimes.

The land use for vegetation needs more space and artificial excavation, even irrigation, then affecting the stability of landslides.

One of the major inputs in local-to-regional availability of water and the water cycle is land use land cover change as a result of urbanization, artificial reservoirs, and irrigation activity.

Based on field observations and wind tunnel experiments, gravel sand barriers and tree shelterbelts were designed to serve as the main measures to control windblown sand, with artificial grasslands and irrigation systems also contributing.