Sentence examples for soil heated from inspiring English sources

You might be at a farm and you take some asparagus fresh out of the soil, heated by the sun.

"Sunripe" brought to mind a vegetable patch on a summer afternoon, the smell of dark soil heated by the sun, pale-green stems bent and bursting under the weight of juicy tomatoes.

The two Viking landers also scooped up martian soil, heated it, and analyzed the gases that came off.

Also, as soil heats, it releases more greenhouse gases, including the very potent greenhouse gas methane (aka natural gas), especially from the Arctic, where global heating is occurring much faster than elsewhere.

This will improve how well heat will conduct through the soil, heating it up and solarizing it thoroughly.

Water-soluble organic carbon concentration in permafrost soils heated at 150 200 °C was much higher than that of unheated soils.

In addition, soil heating increased the electrical conductivity (EC) and decreased the sodium adsorption ratio in the heated soil solution in the first rainstorm.

PAR, Rn, soil heat and temperature data were registered every 10 s, and half-hour averages were stored in a data logger (CR5000, CSI).

The large soil heat fluxes in hot desert regions are very important in energy balance studies.

It was anticipated that this would permit direct surface soil heat flux measurements.

The effect of soil heat treatment on the WSSV DNA was also examined.