Sentence examples for most common sand from inspiring English sources

At the tree species level, we focused our analyses on the three most common Sand Forest species in our study area (Salacia leptoclada, Uvaria caffra and Tricalysia junodii) and on three characteristic Sand Forest trees (D. schlechteri, N. hildebrandtii and P. myrtifolia) to determine the effect of elephant and/or nyala on recruitment.

Most common sizes of sand over all zones are medium fine to medium.

These are the most common options: Washed silica sand is used primarily as ballast to weigh the turf down.

Desirable but scarcer materials included potash, produced by burning seaweed and favoured by the Venetians above soda ash, and calcined and crushed river pebbles (selected for their whiteness), which most Italian glassmakers preferred to common sand.

The 2 most common names attributed to the sand flea in Peru and other countries of South America— nigua and pique come from the Arawak and Quechua languages, respectively.

Strip mining of the oil sands, the most common method of extraction, has destroyed large swaths of boreal forest, an important habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife.

The most common renovation activity was interior sanding or scraping, followed by wall or ceiling replacement.

The most common type of mold is made of sand and clay; ceramics, sand with cement, metals, and other materials are also used for molds.

They are most common in areas underlain by deltaic sands and gravels (18% coverage) and marine sand (12%).

Since river sand is the most common fine aggregate, uncontrolled river dredging is occurring in different parts of the world (Preciso et al. 2012; Davis et al. 2000).

By contrast, such technique has been widely used in the Polish coal mining industry for the purpose of subsidence control and for enabling thick seam extraction methods, with the most common method of hydraulic backfill with sand (HBS) (Palarski 1989, 2004).