Sentence examples for natural composition of from inspiring English sources

Such plantings take no account of local landscape, or the natural composition of woodland in their locale, or indeed the likelihood of future colonisation by wild plants and animals.

This underground passage through the pore spaces and weathered zones may alter the natural composition of the groundwater by the action of various hydrochemical processes (Rajmohan and Elango 2004).

They can arise from the natural composition of the steel or from the introduction of extraneous substances to the metal matrix, which is incapable of absorbing them without the induction of high strain and consequent fracture.

These modes are intimately related to the physical eigenmodes of the system and thus admit robust and efficient regulation on the basis of the natural composition of the temperature field.

A recent ad campaign from The Corn Refiners Association emphasized the natural composition of corn syrup.

With a handful of patience, Marshall freehand carves the leaves, playing with the natural composition of stems, veins, and free space.

The picture -- not the event, scene, artifact or happenstance, but the image -- may exist, in and of itself, in some realm of natural composition to which we have no access.

Some types of stone contain large amounts of salt as part of their natural composition and as such are highly susceptible to damage under the right conditions.

During two summers, he collected soil and river sediment samples for the Geochemical Baseline Survey of the Environment, a project that documents the natural chemical composition of soils and sediments across the United Kingdom.

Differences in the natural isotopic composition of dietary components may be used to provide direct integrated measures of ingestion, nutrient incorporation and growth through development under normal feeding and environmental conditions, in either the laboratory or the hatchery.

Natural chemical composition of groundwater results from two main processes: the first are the atmospheric salts that coming from marine aerosols, dust and concentration by evaporation of dissolved salts in precipitation, and the second is the interaction of groundwater with the formation minerals (Pazand et al. 2011).