Sentence examples for case of sand from inspiring English sources

However, in the case of sand, where a multitude of NCLs exist, proper normalisation is definitely be valuable.

In particular, an effective diffusion coefficient, Def (an average between Db and D0) has to be introduced in the case of Sand equation.

The deformation and stress propagation in the case of sand with clay flasers results in local failures and shear planes due to the large contrast in the properties of the materials making up the sedimentary structure.

Water to powder ratio (w/p) or water to cement ratio (w/c) were 0.50 and 0.40 in case of cement replacement and in case of sand replacement respectively.

Indications are that in the case of Sand Forest the distinct boundary zone of nearly bare soil may well be the result of allelopathy Eighty-four Maputaland Centre plant endemics/near-endemics were recorded for the study area, with Sand Forest being the most prolific habitat for such taxa, many which appear to be neoendemics.

In layered-textural soil profiles, the surface wetted radius slightly decreased by 1.8% while the vertical wetted depth increased by 7.0% in case of sand over clay and decreased by 2.0% in case of clay over sand when using magnetized water.

In this study, one of the three equine practices (Helsingborg) had more cases of sand impaction in one year than the other two clinics had in three years.

Again the cases of sand texture were outliers, which support the previous observation that better linear relationship between salt accumulation/water table depression and biomass can be found on less coarse soils.

M. interjecta has a straight case made of sand grains and small bark particles (see figures below for M. interjecta).

In the case of Sand Forest, while fencing elephants from the Sand Forest will provide a reduction in damage to larger trees [16], [62], it would be critical to also exclude mesoherbivores in order to promote seedling recruitment and thus long-term sustainability of the few remaining Sand Forest patches in Southern Africa.

In contrast, unconventional reserves are not readily recovered because they are deposited within rock formations, such as shale gas and tight oil, or are combined with sand as in case of oil sands.