Sentence examples for breaking soil from inspiring English sources
Considering the effect of flow rate both on hydraulic breaking soil capacity and the bearing capacity of surface conductor, a design method of jetting flow rate for installing surface conductor is proposed.
Hu et al. (2015) suggested two steps in aggregate breakdown when dried aggregates were re-wetted: (1) separating soil particles in aggregates to a distance of 1.2 1.4 nm between two adjacent particle surfaces by the surface hydration forces (the repulsive force); (2) breaking soil aggregates in a way of explosion or dispersion when the repulsive force was greater than the attractive force.
While these are common agricultural practices used to improve infiltration, cultivation breaks soil aggregates into particles and exposes the broken soil to dry air.
Now that they found the funding for the Entheon, they will break soil soon.
The hilling effect of plowing will help build up soil over the plant's root system, keeping more moisture available to them, but plowing in very dry weather will break soil crust and loosen the soil, so any moisture present will evaporate quickly.
He invokes the dramatic purview of the British social realist director Ken Loach, whose films like "Poor Cow" (1967) and "Sweet Sixteen" (2002) depict a world where young characters trying to claw a way out of poverty consistently end up with broken, soiled dreams.
It's also the best time of year for breaking ground, since the soil will be thawed and easy to dig.
The impact of drops on bare soil can break down soil aggregates, leading to the formation of a surface crust, which usually reduces infiltration and hydraulic conductivity (Price et al. 2010).
UK plc must be put above party and we now need to consult with affected parties and break soil at Heathrow.
Here, logit rules dominated in the out-break soil experiment and range rules in the A1.a sub-lineage experiment.
Acid rain breaking down soils and rock, also releases heavy metals into streams, lakes and ground water (Hima et al. 2007).
