Sentence examples for sand depth from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the influence on the performance of the beds of: (a) the characteristics of the medium (type of sand, depth, and presence of Phragmites); (b) feed modes; and (c) the presence of an algae clogging layer.

Each station consisted of a plastic tray (20 × 20 cm) containing 1 g of millet and 2 L of fine sand (depth in the tray about 5 cm, easily dug to the ground by bank voles (e.g., Eccard and Liesenjohann 2014)).

A sand depth of 4 to 5" is recommended for maximal detritus biological processing (at this depth only seasoned hobbyists as at 4 to 5 inches many nasty things can grow as well -research aerobic and anaerobic sand beds for reef tanks).. Some folks prefer the look of the sand bed, but don't want the possible "old tank syndrome" that can come with having a deep sand bed.

To test this hypothesis, we examined seed germination under different temperature, light and water potentials, and monitored seedling emergence for seeds buried at eight sand depths and given different amounts of water.

Below the first clay/sandy clay unit, coarse sand bed (depth ranges from 30 to 105 m, south to north) occurs from the extreme north up to Gopalpur Mathia and further south the coarse sand bed is absent.

Taroona Reserve is a shallow estuarine rocky reef bounded by large expanses of sand, with depth 7 15 m.

Similar to C. korshinskii, FEP of C. intermedia increased as sand burial depth increased from 0.5 to 2 cm.

The study tested the adaptive abilities of these species to major sandy environment factors including soil water potential, precipitation amount, and sand burial depth.

The amount of precipitation and sand burial depth appear to be the main selective forces responsible for the geographical distribution of these species.

The aquifers in Jamjami and possibly Komlapur contain medium- to coarse-grained sand at depth that was deposited in former river channels (Alam et al. 1990).

Differences in environmental tolerances to temperature, water supply and sand burial depth of seed germination and seedling emergence of the three Caragana species are correlated with the sequential east to west distribution of environmental factors on the Ordos Plateau (Fig.  5).