Sentence examples for from the below ground from inspiring English sources

The above ground stool was separated from the below ground stool by cutting the stool at soil level.

The coarse roots were cut from the below ground stool at the point of emergence; roots with a diameter ≥2 mm were classified as coarse roots and those <2 mm as fine roots [39].

The fine root data was used to estimate how much biomass was lost from the below-ground with our sampling method.

Plants in standing water require the same below-ground adaptations for dealing with oxygen deprivation (e.g. aerenchyma formation in roots) as all wetland species growing in permanently anoxic soils, but face the additional challenge of transporting oxygen from the atmosphere to the below-ground tissue through the water, via the shoot aerenchyma.

Ten day-old seedlings were also harvested from by removing the seedlings from the soil and cutting away the below-ground tissue with a razor blade.

Although they may employ the same range of recharge techniques, there are important distinctions between (1) recharge for the purpose of storing water to be subsequently extracted by pumping for above-ground use under the water right and (2) recharge for a non-extractive use without the intention to later directly remove the water from below ground by pumping under the water right.

It is also home to modern institutions and architecture, like the Asahi Beer Oyamazaki Villa Museum of Art's cylindrical, concrete-and-glass annex by Tadao Ando that allows visitors to view the museum's lush gardens from below ground, and the state-of-the-art Kyoto Concert Hall.

The bland exterior of the place belies the reward inside: the steamy, mineral-rich water piped up from 500m below ground and the classic bathhouse atmosphere.

Probably because it's "virtual". But with a trio of stripes (red, orange and blue), we could paint the entire path from below ground, up to the street and then back down.

It is pushed up to the surface from 1500m below ground by natural carbon dioxide pressure.

For example, Mr. Libeskind agreed to raise the floor of the memorial site from 70 feet below ground level to 30 feet, allowing for the bracing of the foundation walls and an expanded train station and pedestrian concourses below the memorial.