Sentence examples for soil next to from inspiring English sources

Minutes later, a large mortar thumped into the soil next to an armoured truck less than 40 metres away.

On the other side of the planet, the rover Opportunity completed its examination of soil next to its landing site and rolled 10 feet to a new location.

Winding through the Ohio countryside, I saw a stand of sunflowers growing in a rocky patch of soil next to a barn.

The change in natural frequency was found to be strongly dependent on the shear strain level in the soil next to the pile.

The Opportunity, which rolled off its lander a week ago, spent a couple of days examining the soil next to the lander and then made a cautious 10-foot-per-day trip to the bedrock.

The man's hut was planted at the edge of the wet soil next to the river, and in the adjacent shallow water sprang a thicket of slender bamboo poles pushed into the muddy riverbed.

"The setting of this soil summit next to the state capital was by intention," said David Wolfe, Cornell professor of plant and soil ecology and program lead for New York Soil Health.

Artillery shells that are up to a century old -- some of them are still live -- are buried just beneath the soil, lurking next to lichen-covered boulders and wispy wildflowers.

Beside this positive effect for this very abundant palm species in Brazil, the generation of soil saturation next to the palm stems might also lead to negative environmental impacts.

The soil samples next to the femur showed high Hg concentrations of on average 400 ng g-1, and the lung tissue exhibits about the same concentration.

In grave X1574 from Horsens, a 35 45 year old woman with lepra and/or tuberculosis KLR-79144, Figure 7) the soil sample next to the femur had an average Hg concentration of ca. 400 ng g-1, but the lungs exhibited values around 600 ng g-1 and the kidney sample ca. 950 ng g-1.