Sentence examples for soil active from inspiring English sources

Change in soil suction occurs within the soil active depth as a result of the change of the climate conditions.

Soil active carbon, microbial biomass carbon (MBC) and microbial biomass nitrogen (MBN), six hydrolytic enzyme activities and two oxidative enzyme activities under three different treatments were measured.

Figures 15 and 16 show the normalized pipe displacement (pipe displacement/pipe diameter, or d/D) profiles found at the top pipe surface along the pipeline length (X/L) at different water content variations in the soil active zone.

Sliding failure along the base of the gravity retaining wall and rotational failure of the soil active wedge behind the wall, as well as rotational failure of the slide mass of the anchor-reinforced slope were considered in the present formulation.

Our results were similar to those reported by Nossov et al. [24] for fire impacts on forested areas of Yukon Flats and the Yukon-Tanana Uplands these burns caused a fivefold decrease in surface organic layer thickness, a doubling of water storage in the soil active layer, a doubling of thaw depth, and an increase in soil temperature at the surface (to + 2.1 °C) and at 1 m depth (to + 0.4 °C).

During the long-term evolutionary process, higher plants have evolved two main strategies (i.e., external detoxification mechanisms and internal detoxification mechanisms) that enable them to tolerate high level of soil active Al [ 2, 3].

However, most soils with active metabolic activity usually exhibited lowering in pH due to several factors such as carbohydrate fermentation and carbon dioxide production leading to the lowering of pH [ 32].

A facility for experiments with artificial ecosystems was developed, where periodic complex activities of microorganisms in the soil and active motions of plants at night were observed.

The correlation between soil spectrally active constituents and heavy metals provides a mechanism for the prediction.

Vermiwash is the liquid gathered by passing water among a path of soil containing active worms and organic bed.

That will change with NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) probe, a $916 million satellite due to launch on 29 January.