Sentence examples for capturing soil from inspiring English sources

Capturing soil moisture anomalies normally requires a long temporal record of data, which most operating satellites do not have.

This model is capable of capturing soil yielding and degradation (soil material nonlinearity), as well as uplift, loss of contact and sliding of the foundation (geometric nonlinearity).

The aim of this paper is to assess the added value of RADARSAT 2 products with respect to a distributed hydrological model in capturing soil moisture patterns in mountain areas, which is a challenging environment with a high degree of spatial variability.

The trapping network is capable of capturing soil or dung inhabiting nematodes, which are in the order of 1 1.5 mm in length [ 4, 32].

A soil constitutive model that correctly captures soil behavior under general loading modes is requisite to solving complex boundary value geotechnical engineering problems.

This result suggests that many field studies have not captured soil respiration rates when water availability is optimum for heterotrophic respiration.

The production and turnover of fine roots play a critical role in regulating underground carbon (C) cycling of terrestrial ecosystems, which are a biological feature in regulating the capacity of plant to capture soil nutrients.

Within Pezizomycotina, nematode-trapping fungi are unique because they capture soil nematodes using specialized trapping devices.

Using a soil-pile finite element model capturing both soil and pile nonlinearities, a numerical parametric study is undertaken, considering various pile diameters, above-ground heights, reinforcement ratios, and soil layering configurations.

Overall, both data sets, and SMOS in particular, showed a stable and consistent pattern of capturing surface soil moisture over time.

In addition, there are differences between irrigated agriculture, where the farmer is generally interested in saving water to lower input costs or increase production, and rainfed agriculture where the farmer is generally interested in maximising use of the water that falls as precipitation in an effective and efficient way (e.g. through reducing evaporation and capturing deep soil water).