Sentence examples for indicative soil from inspiring English sources

In order to provide improved SOC assessments, depth-distribution models and pedotransfer functions were refined, and soil (National Soil Database and Indicative Soil Type) and land use (Land Parcel Identification System: 2000 2014) maps overlaid using ArcGIS to identify and categorize long-term LU changes for different soil types/categories.

Type C paleosols are similar to Type B but preserve pedogenic structures indicative of soil volume expansion and contraction, as well as more abundant Stage II pedogenic carbonate nodules.

In fact the canonical bi-dimensional CVA, applied to two spectral bands (or features) indicative of soil reflectance and vegetative conditions, as is the case of Brightness and Greenness, is effective in detecting changes towards drier or wetter conditions and can be used also in desert areas applications [17, 23, 31, 32].

Here, we review studies on the deposition, retention, and accumulation of ENMs in soil, indicative of the extent to which soil acts as a major sink of ENMs.

As suggested in some studies [7, 8], indirect relationships may be developed between S u and (q c –σ′σ' v ) by incorporation of the plasticity index PI and overconsolidation ratio (OCR) as parameters indicative of the soil type and stress history.

In accordance, this trace fossil would be indicative of the surface soil horizon.

This field effect is modeled for cluster 9 by the inclusion of a negative term for soil moisture, indicative of an additive effect of water availability on gene expression over the short-term effect of temperature/solar radiation.

The release of acid soluble-P in these soils was indicative of CaP minerals of varying thermodynamic stability.

Soil factor map appears more variable in both the NVZ areas, characterized by many spots indicative of intensive land use and management.

The surface geology at station 51MZQ shows only a 1.5-m-thick overburden above the soft bedrock (shear velocity ~400 m/s), indicative of low possibility of soil nonlinearity (Ren et al. 2013).

This was observed for both soils and is indicative of competitive sorption for available site.