Sentence examples for depth of the soil from inspiring English sources
They start and spread easily, and sometimes uncontrollably, depending on conditions like wind speed, the depth of the soil and the dryness of the air.
The leached depth of the soil, the carbonate content and the soil density profile are sensitive to soil age.
The main factors affecting the DAFs are the span of the culvert, depth of the soil cover and vehicle speed.
Increasing embedded depth enhances the blockage of vertical pore pressure development and hence results in somewhat reduced momentary liquefaction depth of the soil around the mono-pile foundation.
A typical feature of the boreal forest landscape is a gradient from dry to wet sites, with associated increases in the depth of the soil organic layers.
A homogeneous Zn isotopic composition over the full depth of the soil column corroborates previous studies on basalt chemical weathering in this region based on chemical and mineralogical analyses of rocks and soils and fluid solution chemistry [49,52].
Care was taken that the depth of the soil-sludge mixture was less than 15 cm to avoid anaerobic sections.
The observed pattern of species composition with large number of perennial grasses in the lower slope position of the rehabilitated area could be a result of improved fertility, drainage, and depth of the soils downslope (Boll et al. 2005; Enright et al. 2005).
The dynamic lateral displacements at different depths of the soil mass in the shaking table box throughout time history are calculated by differential and integral methods and compared with the results of LDSs.
A sensitivity analysis showed that the hydraulic conductivity and depths of the soil and storage layers of the GCC did not influence the peak flow reduction as much as the percent impervious area of the catchment.
As we target the biofilm expansion study, we assessed the microbial biomass at different depths of the soil matrix (10, 25, 50 and 75 cm), by the chloroform fumigation extraction and DNA extraction methods.
