Sentence examples for soil bound from inspiring English sources

The doctor was delivered to French soil, bound and badly beaten, in October of that year.

Cutting from natural meadows mat-like sods with soil bound by dense fibrous roots into portable strips for roofing was better than plastering.

The plant availability and phytotoxicity of soil bound residues (BR) of herbicide ZJ0273, a novel acetolactate synthase (ALS) potential inhibitor, to rice (Oryza sativa L). and corn (Zea mays L). was investigated in three different soils including a Fluvio-marine yellow loamy soil (S1), a Red clayey soil (S2), and a Coastal saline soil (S3), using 14C-labeling tracer and bioassay techniques.

Well, there are 907,185 grams in a US ton, meaning – thanks to this seizure – 10,886,220 grams won't be leaving Colombian soil, bound for the cisterns of Miami's dive bars and the nostrils of 1 in 25 Brits.

Well, there are 907,185 grams in a US ton, meaning thanks to this seizure 10,886,220 grams won't be leaving Colombian soil, bound for the cisterns of Miami's dive bars and the nostrils of one in 25 Brits.

The largest part of phosphorus (P) in soil is bound by the soil solid phase; its release to the soil solution therefore often does not meet the demand of plants.

Across the Atlantic, Abramović invited an audience in Naples to probe, soil, bind, tease, disrobe, penetrate, or mark her body, "as desired," for six hours, using any of seventy-two implements arrayed on a table.

The fish's bones are full of calcium phosphate and when mixed into the soil binds with lead in the soil to form a crystalline mineral that will not harm anyone even if consumed.

Soil attached to A. adenophora roots was collected by pulling its roots and shaking off soil loosely bound to shallow roots, and identified as A. adenophora rhizosphere soil.

Natural erosion and storm events can loosen large sections of soil, often bound together with tree roots, and wash it out to sea.

Generally under natural conditions more that 97% of the total Hg in soil is bound to organic matter or precipitated as sulfide [12] but this pattern did not fit to our study.