Sentence examples for deep sections of from inspiring English sources

The natural formation of desiccation-crack networks at the margins of waste lagoons induces rapid infiltration of raw waste to deep sections of the vadose zone, bypassing the sediment's most biogeochemically active parts, and jeopardizing groundwater quality.

It's common for the shallow and deep sections of a real swimming pool to be connected by a gradual slope.

The deep sections of core samples and organic matter quality is largely influenced by terrestrial inputs derived from the Hooghly River Indiaandand the Rupsa River Bangladeshh), and slight variations may also be linked with microbial mineralization of organic matter in the deep sections of sediment (Andrews et al. 1998).

Relaxed molecular-clock models attempt to compensate for this effect by assigning lower rates of evolution to deep sections of the phylogeny rather than to the more recently diverging lineages, as shown in our results.

One likely explanation for the temporal differences in the rate estimates is that the number of multiple substitutions is underestimated for deep sections of the tree, so that the rate appears lower.> -wrap-foot> The abbreviations correspond to those in Figure  1.

Projet Lac uses standardized fish population surveys, following the standardized European protocol (Comité Européen de Normalisation 2005) and a locally developed complementary protocol that pays special attention to deep sections of the lakes that are not well sampled by the European protocol (Alexander et al. 2014).

New scanning methods show that this deep section of the brain lights up when we develop and express sequential motor acts, and also in response to rewards.

The job of Allen, Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie on the play was to make sure no receivers beat them in their deep section of the field.

Two sediment cores up to 42 m in length were raised from the wide, deep, section of the lower Tapajós River, Amazonia, referred to as Lago Tapajós.

I stood on this perch late one afternoon this summer, looking out at a particularly wide and deep section of the canyon punctuated by isolated buttes and delicate rock temples.

Our first night in Cambodia, we stayed in a small village overlooking Anlong Cheuteal (the "pool of the tree"), a deep section of river below Khone Falls at the Laos border that harbors an isolated population of dolphins that is now believed to number between six and eight.