Sentence examples for erosion issues from inspiring English sources

Deep ripping with the available Yeoman's plow along slope contours (30" spacing, to maximum depth possible considering bedrock), to alleviate subsoil compaction, low infiltration, and erosion issues.

If people would just take the time and consult with the various agencies involved they will learn that recreation, wildlife, public safety and erosion issues are all addressed and will be protected.

"It really stresses the city's system," said Donald P. Schwert, a professor of geology at North Dakota State University in Fargo, who has been a consultant on landslide and erosion issues to Cass County, which includes Fargo.

"The Rhode Island shoreline is facing significant erosion issues and more needs to be done in analyzing, communicating the issues, and proposing management measures to deal with this growing dilemma".

This paper seeks to undertake a general review of adaptation and protection measures against coastal erosion issues, based on incorporation of ecology and ecosystem services into coastal erosion management strategies.

Due to the ongoing problem related to erosion caused by the impingement of solid particles in many engineering fields, parts such elbows, for instance, are particularly prone to erosion issues.

"The Matunuck erosion issue is the proverbial tip of the iceberg," Mr. Fugate wrote in a memorandum before the council vote.

Finally, it should be noted that for the fouling, erosion and corrosion issues, there are still some key works to be done to better understand the fouling, erosion and corrosion mechanisms, and propose the novel heat exchangers for anti-fouling, anti-erosion and anti-corrosion.

The nanoemulsion fluids completely eliminate solid particles, which usually cause abrasion and erosion problem issues even with extremely fine particles such as nanoparticles [45 49], and instead use liquid nanostructures [50 59].

Albeit some erosion-related issues remain to be fully addressed, the results of this analysis show that a multi-blade screw pump could be a viable option for ALFRED from a thermo-fluid-dynamic point of view.

In his new book Scruton turns his attention to ecological issues: erosion of habitats, depletion of resources, accumulation of waste and, of course, climate change.