Sentence examples for soil over which from inspiring English sources
The closest analogy would appear to be that of a foreign embassy, with the presence of Pardew anywhere effectively making that place Newcastle United soil, over which the club has total jurisdiction.
The dark cotton soil over which the Egyptian Expeditionary Force was now advancing would not need much more rain to turn it into impassable mud.
Use a garden hoe to turn the soil over, which helps to aerate soil that's been packed too tightly.
It was found that the larger range in soil moisture over which samples were collected in 2012 (average range 0.11 0.41 m3 m−3) generally resulted in lower errors when used in 2016 (average range 0.24 0.44 m3 m−3) than the equations derived in 2016 when used with data collected in 2012.
Unfortunately, the successful development of on-farm measures may not be sufficient to guarantee that soil quality is maintained because there is a mismatch in the temporal and physical scales over which soil quality and farm security are achieved.
The results showed that the aerobic condition substantially decreased the more labile fractions and increased the less mobilizable or immobilizable fractions in soils over time, which was likely due to the oxidation of As III) to As V) and the decomposition of organic matter.
The "plasticity index" (PI) which indicates the collection of moisture substance over which the soil is plastic was 15.8%.
The range over which a soil stabilizer can be used is not the only criteria for its acceptability; the durability, cost, and ease of application also requires an intellectual consideration.
Nevertheless, one of the limiting factors of hyperspectral airborne data use for soil property mapping is the need for a set of soil spectra extracted from bare soils pixels of the VNIR/SWIR airborne data and the corresponding soil property values measured over soil samples collected over the bare soils pixels for which soil spectra are extracted.
Population pressures human and livestock are leading to over-grazing and soil degradation which, in turn, lead to conflicts over land access, as both farmers and pastoralists need to expand their operations to lands.
