Sentence examples for soil operations from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — Since 1978, a secret court in Washington has approved national security eavesdropping on American soil — operations that for decades had been conducted based on presidential authority alone.
This paper presents an experimental study of tool wear using a laboratory tester which simulates the operating conditions of cutting tools in soil excavation operations.
Vineyards require a persistent cultivation pattern, and soil tillage operations can often affect vertical and lateral rock fragment distribution.
Quicklime (calcium oxide, CaO) is often used as part of soil cleanup operations to remove contaminants or to create more favorable physical soil conditions for treatment.
The suitability of the proposed biocompatible aqueous biphasic systems for the treatment of drugs-polluted effluents from surfactant-based soil washing operations is envisaged.
Applications for these catalysts include destruction of hazardous halohydrocarbons in vent gases in the chemical process industry, and the purification of the discharge air from groundwater and soil stripping operations.
In addition to what appears to be Chevron soil sampling operations, the video includes interviews with Ecuadorians who complain of water contamination and health problems that they attribute to oil pollution.
* results in ppm ** Samples collected 2 miles outside of the Westgate Subdivision AVG – Average SD – Standard Deviation Max – Maximum Min – Minimum Air sampling by the oil company for pristane and phytane in the exposed neighborhood during both at baseline and soil removal operations consistently showed positive values (Table 3).
Key operating parameters included soil suitability, operation timing, working depth, drain spacing and post-installation management.
Hydroponic farms are ideal for rooftops, according to Bright Farms, because they have such high yields and are less heavy than soil-based operations.
The soil redistribution operation should prevent excess compaction.
