Sentence examples for environmental sand from inspiring English sources

Unlike drum brake design, this system is exposed to external environmental sand particles, wear debris and water spray.

Thus, this paper aims to investigate the effect of environmental sand particles (silica sand and road sand particles) with a range size of 100 150, 150 200 and 300 400 µm on the brake squeal noise occurrences.

The homeowners are talking about paying for it themselves despite the objections of those who want to study the environmental impact such sand dredging might cause.

Before that, she ran tours for the International Crane Foundation, in Wisconsin, and lived in a wood shack without running water or electricity, where the conservationist Aldo Leopold wrote his Walden-esque environmental classic, "A Sand County Almanac".

As Mr Yanukovich sang the praises of its environmental efficiency, the sand laid to cover the dirt during his visit was already turning black.Mr Yanukovich is often cast as a wooden public speaker.

The present article tries to study the socio-economical and environmental impacts of sand mining and work sites located on Tatao River in the North-western part of Iran.

Pre-dawn water potentials and midday water potentials indicated access to soil water in the rhizosphere and by this, provide an explanation for an occurrence of V. erioloba within the extreme environmental conditions of sand dunes in the Namib Desert.

Based on this assumption, natural hydraulic lime can be an alternative binder to cement, while the introduction of waste as inert material can be used to reduce the environmental impact of sand.

The observed population variation in leaf traits reflects an important phenotypic plasticity among populations of P. maritimum associated with different local climatic regimes that may facilitate plant survival under stressed environmental conditions of sand dunes.

"This depiction is clearly aided by the photographs of ugly surface-mined landscapes, but the claims of global supremacy for oil sands environmental impacts do not accord with any credible quantitative evidence of environmental damage".

Despite the environmental risks, tar sands development has become a major focus of the Canadian government and pillar of the country's economy, championed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, whose administration has denounced environmental advocates and First Nations tribes opposed to pipeline construction as extremists.