Sentence examples for ordinary irrigation from inspiring English sources

Almost all of it can be recovered on the downwind side, and through the use of ordinary irrigation equipment, it can be pumped back to the upwind side and released again, he said.

Ordinary irrigation water, TMWW, soil, and plant samples, were analyzed, and the data obtained were statistically processed.

An experiment was conducted in a greenhouse, located in Agrinion, Greece, where the effect of treated municipal wastewater (TMWW), compared to the ordinary irrigation water, was studied by means of a randomized block statistical design, on the macro- and micro-element and heavy metal content of Brassica oleracea var.

Roughly a third of the water used in fields with ordinary gravity-fed irrigation is reckoned to be wasted (more accurately, it recharges the aquifers without being taken up by plants, which is not quite the same thing).

Water is not suitable for irrigation under ordinary conditions but may be used under very special circumstances.

Very high-salinity water (C4) is not suitable for irrigation under ordinary condition, but it may be used for salt-tolerant plant on permeable soil with special management practice (Khodapanah et al. 2009).

The Wilcox classification as observed in both the seasons shows that samples from most of the stations fall under permissible-to-doubtful range except the that from station Siruganbur which is not suitable for irrigation under ordinary conditions.

Furthermore, the infiltration parameters may be different in ordinary and every-other furrow irrigation in different inflow rates.

Therefore, this research was conducted to determine the parameters of Lewis Kostiakov infiltration equation in ordinary and every-other furrow irrigation with different inflow rates based on the data obtained in the advancing stage (method I) and in both advancing and storage stages (method II).

There was no difference between the values of n in ordinary and every-other furrow irrigations.

In this research, the Manning roughness coefficient in ordinary and every other furrow irrigations with different inflow rates (0·4, 0·8, 1·1l s−1) and furrow slopes (0·2 and 0·4%) at various growth stages of wheat with different crop vegetation covers were determined on a clay loam soil.