Sentence examples for feature of soil from inspiring English sources
Régnier et al. (2013) defined the parameter fNL to reveal another feature of soil nonlinearity, that is, the shift of the predominant frequency toward lower values.
Based on the definitions of DNL, ADNL, and PNL, all parameters characterize one feature of soil nonlinearity, that is, the reduction in the site response amplitude at high frequency.
Different groups of soil organisms exhibit different spatial patterns, with the spatial heterogeneity in microbial properties being an inherent feature of soils.
Nematode communities are typically diverse and the large number of rare nematode taxa is a common feature of soils [57].
Ephemeral gullies are important features of soil erosion, yielding large amounts of sediment and dissecting the landscape.
In this framework, a constitutive model that gathers the main basic features of soil behaviour was developed.
The profile features of soil moisture (e.g. profile gradient and profile variability) are influenced by different environmental factors.
In this study, the coupled ecosystem soil biogeochemistry model GUESS ROMUL is used to explore how the specific features of soil organic matter decomposition and vegetation dynamics account for an observed difference between the soils formed under contrasting moisture conditions.
The mean soil moisture is related to both the profile and dynamics features of soil moisture and is controlled by both land use and topography (e.g. aspect, position, slope and relative elevation).
Some details about the site geological conditions allow to recognize the causes of the difficult conditions which drove towards specific choices about the features of soil nails, acting on both aspects of mechanical reinforcement and drainage.
A real application of the assimilation scheme with satellite-retrieved skin temperature exhibited noticeable positive impacts on the modeling simulation and weather forecast; the model obviously captured meso-scale features of soil moistures as well as the skin temperatures.
