Sentence examples for ground moisture from inspiring English sources

Ground moisture seeping up from the soil in a crawl space or through a concrete floor can also add considerable amounts of moisture to the air.

This article demonstrates the need to consider the ground moisture condensation/evaporation in the GSHP system design.

Ground moisture is at historically low levels, and the absence of wildfire in recent years has left brush and trees here denser than ever, making this well-to-do area one of the most combustible in the region.

"The risk areas reflect the higher ground moisture content and reduced flash flood guidance values in the central to southern Appalachians and adjacent valley areas of eastern Kentucky and Tennessee," it wrote.

Across America, an increasing number of farmers are turning to no-till methods to stop the loss of topsoil and improve its organic content, conserve ground moisture and reduce runoff of pesticides and fertilizer into lakes, streams and rivers.

In the winter the freezing of ground moisture produces upward displacement of the ground (frost heaving), and in the summer excessive moisture in the ground brought in during the freezing operation causes loss of bearing strength.

"The trouble with in-ground moisture sensors is that with so many soil variations, it's difficult to have universal appeal".

Whether you're growing your gardenia in ground soil or potted soil, moisture is vital, both soil and air types.

This study was nested within the Preventing Australian Football Injuries through Exercise (PAFIX) group-clustered randomised controlled trial (cRCT) and involved both subjective and objective assessments of ground hardness and soil moisture in a sample of the sporting grounds from Victoria Australiaa) where the trial was conducted.

The maximum and minimum ground values and the computed average of ground hardness and soil moisture were analysed.

The field studies that do exist confirm that permafrost thaw is tightly linked to ground subsidence and soil moisture as well as temperature.