Sentence examples for reclamation time from inspiring English sources

Reclamation time (time that has passed after reclamation was finished) was positively associated with SOM, N, P, and available P in cultivated land; pH decreased with the increase of reclamation time in forest land but N showed the opposite trend; pH and P were positively correlated with reclamation time but K and available K showed negative relationships with reclamation time in grassland.

Thus, the reclamation time of an area lying in the immediate vicinity of the drains of a subsurface drainage system may be relatively much less as compared to cleaning time of a zone located further away from the ditches.

The technology is based on dynamic subsidence prediction, fully considered the dynamic changes between mining subsidence and fluctuation of groundwater, choosing the best reclamation time to strip topsoil which might submerge into water.

Potential uses of this work include the determination of aquifer reclamation time by means of a single pumping well, and the demarcation of the region potentially affected by the presence of a contaminant in the proximity of a well, whenever the aquifer is very thin and Dupuit Forchheimer assumption holds.

At the time, reclamation was intended only to reshape the land and to establish readily available trees or shrubs from nearby sources.

There are chalk cliffs at Thanet at the North Foreland and again between Dover and Deal, but farther south is the low-lying area of Romney Marsh, which has emerged from the sea, in part by reclamation, since Roman times.

In China, the bond is usually released at the end of reclamation if the permit time is less than 3 years.

Therefore, CMR are benefitial both to protecting and utilizing valuable topsoil resources, and reducing reclamation duration and abandoned time of disturbed land (Hu et al. 2013a) (Fig. 2).

The paddy rice yield increased over time with reclamation; the mean level in the second year was 7.4 t ha−1 or 80% of the yield harvested from the managed fields of neighbouring farmers.

SID hires farmers who are skilled in one or more of the land conservation and reclamation practices as part-time staff.

Council leader Pat Fawcett said the authority accepted mistakes were made at the time of the reclamation works, but the council had changed since then.