Sentence examples for collected in the vicinity of from inspiring English sources

Purpus often collected in the vicinity of Bear Creek.

The applicability for analysing ground, lake and tap-water samples collected in the vicinity of uranium deposits was successfully demonstrated.

This paper describes the development and testing of a path model of aircraft noise annoyance by using noise and social survey data collected in the vicinity of Toronto International Airport.

In contrast, deeper samples collected in the vicinity of the ore body are oxidising (Eh=0.32 0.47 V), slightly basic (pH=7.0 8.5) and undersaturated with respect to uraninite.

Geochemical modeling for a water sample collected in the vicinity of the study area indicates that under chemically reducing conditions, arsenic- (As) bearing minerals could dissolve while Se-bearing minerals will likely precipitate out of solution, possibly explaining why the shallow groundwater below and within the mirabilite salt layer contains low concentrations of Se (0.9 2.3 μg/L).

In back-side excitation, charge carriers are efficiently collected in the vicinity of the electrodes.

The sets of specimens collected in the nearest vicinity of the gun were analyzed by means of SEM-EDX method in four laboratories using five different systems of various manufactures.

All known specimens of P. robusta, including the holotype, were collected in the broader vicinity of SMNS 17757 (i.e., the region between the Murrhardt and Rems rivers) and from the same stratigraphic layers (pers. comm.

Fuelwood that could be collected in the immediate vicinity of most households a few years ago now has to be gathered and carried from a distance a half-day's walk away.

Based on this method, the number and radioactivity fraction of CsMPs in four surface soils collected from the vicinity of the FDNPP were determined to be 48 318 particles per gram and 8.53 31.8%, respectively.

The red-backed fairywren was first collected from the vicinity of Port Stephens in New South Wales and described by ornithologist John Latham in 1801 as the black-headed flycatcher (Muscicapa melanocephala); its specific epithet derived from the Ancient Greek melano- 'black' and kephalos 'head'head