Sentence examples for changes in ground from inspiring English sources

However, changing rainfall, but not snow, is becoming the key factor driving changes in ground water resources in this drainage system, as results of the decades of warming and humidification in northwestern China.

According to CRCSI's business development and research manager, Philip Tickle, this information is vital in helping land managers understand changes in ground cover and water.

"Typically, some areas of a fence will be flimsy and others more solid," he said, for example, when some of the fence posts have been forced up or down by changes in ground temperature.

In order to negate tree foliage and manmade obstacles from the data, any sudden and radical changes in ground height are mapped out, with technicians who have models of the terrain fine-tuning the thresholds in processing these data points.

Leveling surveys and tiltmeter measurements have revealed that deformation in the fault zone just prior to an earthquake may cause changes in ground level and, in certain cases, variations in groundwater level.

Fig. 4 Differences of DEMs showing temporal changes in ground surface elevation.

Moreover, the ensuing Popplewell Inquiry led to significant changes in ground-safety legislation, notably the banning of the construction of wooden grandstands.

In the months before, there had been a swarm of small earthquakes, along with changes in ground-water levels and the elevation of local terrain.

"The change in ground and change in distance might help us, but it might also help the Aga Khan filly as well.

Runoff and change in ground water storage were not distinguishable between landscape units.

The variation of spatial soil moisture pattern is more sensitive to change in ground temperature rather than air temperature changes.