Sentence examples for soil heap from inspiring English sources

In 1981, a single case occurred in a dairy farm in the county of Uppland, most likely associated with exposure to spores from a soil heap that had been moved just before the onset of symptoms in the cow.

Each individual's tunnelling generates its own small spoil heap of soil.

The bodies were placed in stone or wooden vaults, over which large mounds of soil were heaped.

However, microbial respiration, even in suitable moisture conditions, did not differ between the nest and soil (on heaps) or nest respiration was significantly lower (in L. flavus nests in the meadow).

When the bulbs are as big as a golf ball, heap soil around them to keep the sunlight off; this "blanching" will make them more tender.

The extractability of heavy metals from heap soil decreased in the following order: Cd > Pb > Zn > Tl (EDTA) and Cd > Zn > Pb ~ Tl (BaCl2).

The total heavy metal concentration in the heap soil varied greatly across sites, ranging from 5 to 522 mg Cd kg− 1, from 94 to 23,006 mg Pb kg− 1, from 6 to 51 mg Tl kg− 1 and from 394 to 70,435 mg Zn kg− 1.

Concerned that it is crowding out native wildflowers, legions of environmental volunteers rip it from the sandy soil and pile it in slowly moldering heaps along the cliffs.

A field scouring-erosion experiment was conducted on a typical spoil heap along the Shenmu Fugu Expressway in China to investigate the processes of soil erosion by simulated runoff.

It is caused either by introduction into the skin or by inhalation of Nocardia asteroides, a normal inhabitant of soil and compost heaps.

He is seen beside the undertaker, heaping soil on to the small box, doing the most unnatural thing any of us is ever called to do on this earth: saying goodbye to a child who has predeceased us.