Sentence examples for soil of the same from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bellantoni noted to the crew that it was looser and lighter in color than surrounding soil of the same depth, as if he had been taken from somewhere else and dumped in these five excavation sites.

The work deals with the application in soil of the same electrochemical techniques already successfully used in water systems to monitor biofilm growth and mainly based on the cathodic polarisation of stainless steel electrodes.

Mr. Bonacic said his bill was simply meant to highlight the "economic vitality of agriculture" in his district's Black Dirt region, whose easy-to-plow soil of the same name is so celebrated that feasts and festivals have been held in its honor.

The second sample (named Type 2) was a soil of the same type of the previous one, collected from the O horizon but characterized by a 10% organic content.

Two years earlier, Doonin had been fined £90,000 for burying tonnes of household rubbish under two metres of soil on the same land.

Soil mesocosms of 269 composedofed of sterilized spherical remoulded soil clods of 27 mm diameter surrounded by non-sterilized 2 4 mm soil aggregates of the same soil (considered as a source of bacterial colonizers) were designed.

This holistic view of soil functions - developed beyond the traditional chemical nutrient balance to include critical physical and biological functions - can indicate why there are remarkable differences in soils of the same micro-watershed in Jharkhand, India.

Standing there, before the pink marble sepulcher, the gravedigger lay a potted chrysanthemum on it, and when I shook his hand in gratitude, I could feel the dry soil of Paris, the same soil that Baudelaire was able to transform into rhapsodic poetry.

However, the amounts of Se in such foods reflect its concentration in the soil, so the same kind of food could present different Se concentrations depending on its origin.

A fine olive brown tilth called Hadley loam, it formed a narrow carpet along both banks of the river, like the rich soil of exactly the same kind along the Connecticut valley, coveted by later English settlers.

Four years on from the first World Cup on African soil, many of the same splattering of players have landed on Brazil's green fields only to raise our anxiety levels as we watched mediocre football garnished with ageing strikers, petulant red cards and kamikaze defences.