Sentence examples for depth of leaching from inspiring English sources

When salinity is high, the depth of leaching water needed may be too great, making it necessary to change to a more salt tolerant crop, provided market economics will allow this.

The morphology of secondary carbonate accumulation and its depth of leaching also vary predictably with soil age, but only for soils younger than about ~ 12,000 years.

In many instances, however, estimates of depth of applied water (flow rate, duration and area covered) are inaccurate or not available, making estimates of effectiveness of leaching for salinity control unreliable.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Variations of mean EC with depth for leached soil solution.

Figure 4 shows an effect of leaching temperature on the metal leaching from Sn Cu solders.

These characters play out their stories before a castellated edifice whose lack of perspective depth somehow leaches the immediacy from the events enacted before it.

The expressive touch given was one of leached paleness.

To quantify the leaching development, the leaching depths of cement pastes specimens were measured after leaching for particular durations.

Native chloride and nitrate below 200 cm depth are leached by the drainage.

Characteristics of soil morphology and texture, the leaching depth of soluble salts, percent plant cover, and shrub species diversity are remarkably consistent for each mosaic type across a 580,000-year-old basalt flow even when measured >1 km apart.

If drainage is adequate, the depth of water required for leaching depends on the salt sensitivity of the crop and the salinity of the applied water.