Sentence examples for both surface and subsurface from inspiring English sources

Though both surface and subsurface water come from precipitation such as rain or snow, it is far more difficult to determine the origin of subsurface water.

Both surface and subsurface crack initiations were observed.

Both surface and subsurface defects can be detected at a high efficiency.

The model framework simulates both surface and subsurface flow and age.

When manure is added to soils, however, the situation changes radically, and P is mobilized and subject to both surface and subsurface losses [51, 52].

In addition, it also satisfies the need to integrate both surface and subsurface soil information for soil quality assessment.

Petroleum geologists concentrate their search for oil deposits in such geologic settings, mapping both the surface and subsurface features of a promising area in great detail.

This is an advantage of the IL method, and allows both the surface and subsurface structure to be imaged.

Machining operations generate residual stresses in both the surface and subsurface of the workpieces.

Since petroleum and its derivatives induced by ultraviolet light exhibit a high intensity of fluorescence, this phenomenon can be used to detect petroleum products penetrating both the surface and subsurface waters.

The decrease in vegetation cover in alpine swamp leads to a decrease in soil moisture content in the top 20 cm of the soil, a delay in the thawing start time in the spring, and a decrease in both surface runoff and subsurface interflow.