Sentence examples for practical erosion from inspiring English sources

The results also confirmed that, for practical erosion applications, the maintenance of the mass of OM has to be considered.

These results have theoretical and practical significance for understanding soil erosion mechanisms and controlling soil and water loss in karst regions.

Kircher would no doubt be dissatisfied by the more modest scientific achievements contemporary scholars have granted him, like the assessment that his mammoth study "Underground World" (which, among other things, identified the location of Atlantis) showed that he "understood erosion" and the practical uses of sand, as one writer quoted by Mr. Glassie puts it.

Therefore, for practical reasons, a population-based erosion index is often a short form of an individual-based index.

A practical measure of soil resistance to erosion used by pedologists in the United States is the soil loss tolerance (T-value, or T-factor).

Dispersing a small quantity of millimeter- or micrometer-sized solid particles in fluids is not practical due to problems associated with sedimentation, erosion, and fouling of flow passageways.

It would really be to look for practical ways for the local government to address erosion.

It has other practical attributes: It will hold sloping soil against erosion and — unlike other ground covers — it doubles as a self-anchoring climber that will soften bare walls and hide plain fences.

Prevention of wind erosion by surface-wetting is not practical in such environments, especially after closure of mining operations.

In the present work, we propose practical semi-empirical and numerical predictive methods to determine erosion resistance of tribological coatings.

GM seeds lower pesticide use or, in the case of Roundup resistance, may reduce soil erosion by making low-till farming more practical.