Sentence examples for mechanical site from inspiring English sources

Planting positions of crop trees on the raised areas created by disc trench mechanical site treatment, and timing of HDR measurements had significant influence on HDRs.

For example, used correctly, herbicides do not produce the adverse affects associated with severe fire and mechanical site preparation and can therefore act to minimise impacts on water quality, site productivity and forest sustainability (Neary and Michael 1996).

Non-chemical methods of vegetation control such as prescribed fire, manual and mechanical site preparation, manipulation of tree density and shading, establishment of cover plants to suppress weed growth and biological control offer alternative options to herbicide use.

Impaired soil quality due to compaction and organic matter removal following forest harvesting and mechanical site preparation is of concern, especially on calcareous soils which are believed to be particularly sensitive to disturbance.

Therefore, we examined 9 years of post-harvest plant succession in loblolly pine plantations established under a range of intensive management regimes in Mississippi, USA, including combinations of mechanical site preparation, chemical site preparation, and herbaceous weed control.

Treatments were combinations of mechanical site preparation (MSP), chemical site preparation (CSP), and herbaceous weed control (HWC) both banded or broadcast for 1 or 2 years using the same herbicide mixtures.

However, there are few literatures about mechanical site-measure to shotcrete layer in colliery roadway, but a few ones in highway tunnel, railway tunnel, side slope, hydraulic tunnel, dam foundation and underground engineering (Lai et al. 2005; Jia et al. 2006; Li et al. 2007).

(D ) TEM of fiber fixed immediately after dissection, showing mechanical damage (site #1).

Within the sarcomeres, the myofilaments are anchored to the Z-disc, the mechanical integration site of heart muscle cells.

The oxide had a relatively rough surface morphology which provided mechanical anchor sites for Cu dots to easily adhere to.

Although from an anatomical perspective, spur formation in the Achilles tendon and the plantar fascia could possibly be related to the transfer of mechanical stress from site to site, the connection in the development between these spurs and their prevalence for age and sex remain uncertain.