Sentence examples for excavated up from inspiring English sources

The root systems of 14 jack pine trees per site were manually excavated up to a <5 mm diameter, without regard to their distance from the stem.

The rhizosphere of each matured woody plant species was excavated up to 30 cm depth around all corners (i.e., 0 15 cm distance from the stem of the plant) at the end of rainy season (during October).

Once the pit is excavated up to the pit bottom, the final displacement of the retaining wall can be calculated as varvec{delta}= sumlimits_{n = 1}^{{N_{text{s}} }} {Deltavarvec{delta}^{(n)} }, (7 where N s is number of excavation steps.

The existing causeways were both closed as the adjacent marsh was excavated up to 6 m deep.

Exploratory tunnels excavated up to 27 m into the pyramid's interior recovered surprisingly early ceramic fragments, which led to the complex becoming the focus of later investigations.

So the search will consist of the team's diving from a boat usually chartered by scuba divers, scanning the bottom and excavating up to about a yard deep on any sites that look promising.

I'd made my way through tall grass to see that tomb in the 1970's, but now the cemetery -- a string of small mausoleums along the city wall -- was excavated, cleaned up and ready for visitors, though I was the only person there.

Then, he offered to excavate his computer files, in order to dig up his favorite samples (many of which end up in his music) and tell me the stories behind them.

Likewise, though it suffered no damage during the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq in 2003, a number of artifacts that had been excavated there came up missing when the National Museum of Iraq was plundered in the chaos that followed the invasion.

They surmise this whole kinky tomb was set up for a shaman, but with all the leather and weaponry and make-up, not to mention the chopped off head, it sounds more like they excavated some fucked-up S&M drug lair.

It offers up objects excavated from the sites, including statues, jewellery and ritual objects celebrating the cult of Osiris. Louis Theroux Theroux has moved away from his more out-there subject matter in recent years, focusing instead on intimate and often affecting personal stories.