Sentence examples for irrigated zones from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, when partial wetting effect was incorporated, the calculated selectivity was always much higher than that observed actually in a trickle bed, due to heterogeneities of liquid velocity and partial wetting (poorly irrigated zones).

At that time, vivax malaria chiefly occurred in the irrigated zones of northeastern Afghanistan (3 ).

A new fighting season has begun around Marja, a richly irrigated zone of farming villages in Helmand Province that was both the center of Afghanistan's opium production and a haven for its insurgency.

I realized that I didn't know what to call them, except where they had climbed the hills west of the freeway, up and out of the irrigated zone.

Overhead sprinkler irrigation was used to provide 10 mm of water three times per week (i.e. 30 mm per week), from April to October, in the irrigated zone.

Drought stress was achieved by rainfall exclusion in a greenhouse tunnel divided in irrigated and non-irrigated zones.

The idea behind Operation Panther's Claw is to extend control of the populous, irrigated "green zone" by linking up the capital of Helmand, Lashkar Gah, with Gereshk, on the main ring road.

Major processes of transport and chemical reaction are considered in the irrigated vadose zone and the underlying alluvial aquifer in interaction with Colorado's Lower Arkansas River and its tributaries.

Although the serious forms of schistosomiasis have become less prevalent, thanks mainly to the implementation of mass chemotherapy, the geographic expansion of schistosomiasis continues apace with the expansion of agricultural zones and irrigated areas [ 5].

Although severe forms of the disease have been less frequently reported mostly due to the use of mass chemotherapy, schistosomiasis continues to spread mainly in connection with the extension of agricultural zones and irrigated areas [ 5].

They distinguished between types of natural forests (conservation, timber and firewood, watershed protection, secondary forests), agricultural zones (gardens, irrigated paddy fields, shifting cultivation areas, grazing lands), water management zones (rivers, streams, fish conservation areas), mineral resources (gold mines, mountains), and societal locations (old and new villages, cemetery).