Sentence examples for distinct horizons from inspiring English sources

Despite their lack of distinct horizons (an optimal condition for agricultural soils), Entisols are commonly arable if given an adequate supply of plant nutrients and water.

In humid tropical regions with dry seasons, these profile characteristics give way to less distinct horizons, with accumulation of silica, manganese, and iron near the toeslope, whereas in semiarid regions soils near the toeslope have accumulations of the soluble salts sodium chloride or calcium sulfate.

As distinct horizons are present at our site, such changes can be quantified and transferred into changes in total soil moisture content.

Interpretation of Multichannel Seismic (MCS) sections highlighted several distinct horizons from Lower Cretaceous to Recent in the sediment overburden, and the nature and configuration of the underlying crust.

As a general rule, soil profiles on the convex upper slopes in a toposequence are more shallow and have less distinct subsurface horizons than soils at the summit or on lower, concave-upward slopes.

Reforestation measures induced soil profile development on the gully slopes with distinct humus horizons.

The effects of weathering are shown to be most evident in the development of a series of texturally distinct soil horizons.

The Palestinians have refused to consider any cease-fire that did not have a distinct political horizon.

For the most distinct time horizon (2071 2100), the climate model uncertainty accounts for the largest uncertainty contribution.

H PAC is an organization distinct from "Horizon PAC," which launched a few months ago with a website containing some poetry about the future of politics.

However, a very distinct stratigraphic horizon occurs at the top of the Martha's Butte beds which can be traced throughout the study area (Figure S1).