Sentence examples for impact on ground from inspiring English sources
Still, some see the shotcreting of the wall as the latest in a series of decisions made out of the public eye that have had a huge impact on ground zero artifacts.
The full impact on ground water supplies from these old steel tanks, which become prone to leaks after about 10 years, will take years to gauge, environmental experts said.
Under planning guidelines published last week, councils will no longer be able to investigate issues such as seismic activity, flaring and venting as well as the potential impact on ground water supplies before granting planning permission for new wells.
In addition, the borehole field layout can have a major impact on ground temperature.
Vegetation composition had little impact on ground squirrel or badger burrows.
The overall scientific/technical objective of the project was to extend the pilot to test coal seam response to CO2 injection, determine the CO2 storage parameters, evaluate ECBM production potential and establish storage, monitor and verify the parameters and evaluate the impact on ground water or ground water production.
Increased twig variation has been show to increase ant diversity [50], but because we did not measure variation in twig availability, further research is required to determine its impact on ground-foraging ant ecology at our study site.
Conventional models and failure criteria do not appropriately describe such behaviour and consequently the impacts on ground support may not always be appropriately addressed.
Farmgate balances for N (80.1, 31.4 and 31.1 kg ha−1) and P (5.3, 4.5 and −2.3 kg ha−1) for intensive, extensified and organic farms, respectively, indicate the different impacts on ground and surface water quality.
McDougall wrote about a theory developed by Harvard scientists that running barefoot naturally reduces your impact on the ground – by forcing you to land on your mid-foot or fore-foot rather than on your heel.
The main drivers of space weather, geomagnetic storms are disturbances in Earth's magnetosphere that can have significant impact on both ground- and space-based technological systems.
