At fine scales, turf exfoliation of the fronts of turf-banked risers, and boulders, offer microsites where tree seedlings may find shelter and are able to gain a foothold in the alpine tundra; conversely, however, surfaces of needle-ice pans and frost heaving associated with miniature patterned ground production are associated with sites inimicable to seedling establishment or survival.
Lawns are fine-textured turfs that are mowed regularly and closely to develop into dense, uniformly green coverings that beautify open spaces and provide sports playing surfaces, as in tennis lawns, golf and bowling greens, and racing turfs.
Level turf of fine texture is the ideal surface, but where this is unavailable any artificial covered surface such as coir (fibre) matting or artificial turf on a firm base may be used.
Californians face new restrictions on carrying guns, protections from warrantless searches of their emails, immunity from city fines for installing artificial turf and higher pay if they earn minimum wage under laws that take effect with the new year.
This is useful given that the duo's turf remains the fine city of Oxford, its victims and witnesses and perpetrators culled from entitled, licentious alumni; a ragingly ambitious student body; and an aging and beleaguered professoriate out of tune with 21st-century erosions of gentility.
See: here is a fine example of Obama taking turf, boldly, and reaping the dividends for doing so!
He banned the cameras from Turf Moor and fined any player who spoke to journalists without his permission.
A progressive filly, she is in fine form this year, having won on turf here last time and before that been beaten only by Indira, who won her next two.
"There was a fine for each hoofprint on the turf, anywhere," he said.
The world's top tennis players, golfers, cyclists and athletes are regular visitors to Doha, while Qatari-owned thoroughbreds continue to make their mark on the turf at Europe's finest racecourses.
