Sentence examples for garden surface from inspiring English sources

The Garden surface was soon filling with caps.

"The columns extend through the garden surface at varied heights," they write, and bear an inscribed "timeline of a victim's defining moments".

After 8 months the tephra layers were surprisingly well preserved even when "sown" as a 10 mm layer onto grasses 300 mm high or even onto a simulated garden surface (Plot 7).

Alternatively, cut off stems with prickles, such as thorny rose bushes, and lay these down on the garden surface.

Blanketed on top of the Moon's crust is a highly comminuted (broken into ever smaller particles) and impact gardened surface layer called regolith, formed by impact processes.

Because we did not collect gardens from deeper layers, our study cannot rule out fungal genotype differences between surface gardens and deep gardens; however, because most gardens in A. cephalotes nests occur at shallow depths [23] [25], [42], we assume that our sampling regime covered a significant portion of gardens in a given nest.

The flat garden represented a surface of water lake or sea with its adjacent shores and islands.

Iceland, which is currently installed in Sanya, a tropical Chinese city located in the southernmost part of Hainan Island, simulates the glowing blue color of icebergs by augmenting a garden's existing surface area of rocks, plants and water.

In the ancient past the stream of impacting bodies, some of which were quite large, turned over or "gardened"—the lunar surface to a depth that is unknown but may have been as much as tens of kilometres.

Finally, the scenarios of urban gardens decreased the surface temperature by 10 °C from the scenario with absence of vegetation and 5 °C from the current state in days of high temperature.

Cratering on the largest scale seems to have ceased about three billion years ago, although on the Moon there is clear evidence for a continued cosmic drizzle of small particles, with the larger objects churning ("gardening") the lunar surface and the smallest producing microscopic impact pits in crystals in the lunar rocks.