Sentence examples for incremental soil from inspiring English sources
Depth incremental soil samples were collected at an Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada benchmark site (20NB) located near the town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick.
According to the theory of incremental method [10, 11], there will be three parts of incremental loads acting on the retaining wall at each step including the incremental soil load, the incremental spring load, and the support prestressing load.
Wästerland (1989) estimated the incremental soil-reinforcement resulted from the presence of tree roots to be in the range of 50 to 70percentt.
Comparison of predicted PbB levels for these communities indicates that the U.S. EPA parameters overstate the incremental influence of lead in soil on PbB levels.
The remediation strategy consisted of partial restoration of marine tidal exchange within estuarine creeks and incremental tidal inundation of acidified soils, plus strategic liming of drainage waters.
Incremental plant growth in the soils amended with manure indicated that the application of manure after co-composting might be more complimentary to the plant development due to the nutrients availability and conversion of organic fractions into inorganic forms.
The guideline value was based on an estimated lifetime incremental risk of 10−6 and a soil ingestion rate of 20 mg/day.
The constant of superficial soils is usually invariant and the total stress or incremental stress definitions used in traditional geo-mechanics give the same value.
By taking account of support structures, the incremental method is adopted to analyze the interaction between the support structure and soil.
Two indexes widely used to describe the degree of soil plugging of open-ended piles, called plug length ratio (PLR) and incremental filling ratio (IFR) are defined in Eqs. 3 and 4 respectively [22, 23].
The results of the water balance calculations consist of monthly values by grid-cell for generated long-term average precipitation, actual evapotranspiration, incremental evapotranspiration caused by irrigated agriculture, surface runoff, groundwater recharge and water stored as soil moisture.
