Sentence examples for soil restrictions from inspiring English sources

Similar to the questions assessing clarity of the water use maps, the working group was able to identify the correct soil restrictions, with the exception of some of the elders.

Salt-tolerant crop varieties are becoming essential in many areas of the world including Malaysia because of salt accumulation on soil, restrictions on groundwater use, and saltwater intrusion into groundwater [ 21].

High penetration resistance in these soils imposes restrictions during soil tillage and plowing, water infiltration into the soil, soil respiration and seed germination.

The current study considers not only the previously utilized indicators found in the literature, such as wake effects, turbine hub height and rotor diameter, but also accounts for additional criteria such as the load-bearing capacity of soil and restrictions regarding the existence of prohibited places as well as varying wind velocities and directions.

Figures 4 and 5 provide a detailed view of Churchrock Chapter as an example of the mapping output for both water use recommendations and soil use restrictions, respectively.

Ms. Cochran's farm, called Kitchawan after the Indian tribe that first inhabited the land, can seem like a true secret garden, a hidden destination in the middle of suburbia where soil conditions, zoning restrictions, high property values and formidable taxes have made farmland something of a rarity, at least compared with nearby areas.

Along with the production of dedicated crops, the use of successional vegetation as bioenergy feedstock was also suggested as a productive alternative despite the soil and climate restrictions typically found in marginal lands [90].

Also, there were no restrictions on soil in the aspect of salinity and sodium hazard on the basis of many irrigated soil classifications.

Crown Prince Abdullah replied that the presence of the two holy shrines on Saudi soil were the "primary restrictions" in making changes in the kingdom.

In comparison with fresh water, the mid-term use of wastewater did not cause the restrictions on soil in the aspect of salinity and sodium rate on the basis of Richards (1954), Shainberg and Oster (1978), Rhodes et al. (1992), and Iranian guide for the irrigated land classification (2002).

We assigned populations as either the local or foreign population in each pair to ensure that they were used as both origin types (local and foreign) and on the basis of site access restrictions (for soil collections, see below).