Sentence examples for call soil from inspiring English sources

This means that the rivers fill up more quickly with both water and silt (which is what we call soil once it has entered a waterway).

It is the accumulation of hundreds of years of this organic matter, living organisms and minerals that we call soil.

There the gardeners taught me never to call soil "dirt" (an unforgivable slight to that precious commodity), to swear in Sicilian and to work all day doubled over, because kneeling, even though it might ease my back, would decrease my productivity.

It includes a fine fraction dirtlike in character that, for convenience, is called soil.

A pedon is the smallest element of landscape that can be called soil.

Afterwards we separated each soil sample based on visible differences in the coloration of the soil, called soil horizons.

The evolution of soils and their properties is called soil formation, and pedologists have identified five fundamental soil formation processes that influence soil properties.

The mediums are called soil where the Vs is < 760 m/s, the bigger ones are called bedrock as well.

In permeable materials the zone above the water table is called the zone of aeration, and water within it is called soil moisture.

Berna and Goldberg used a technique borrowed from geologists – called soil micromorphology – to study paper-thin sections of their burned specimens.

Six weeks before the floods arrived, a scientific journal called Soil Use and Management published a paper warning that disaster was brewing.