Sentence examples for soil spacing from inspiring English sources

Push the seeds about inch into the soil, spacing the seeds one-inch apart.

Use your finger to make 1/4" (6 mm) depressions in the soil, spacing the holes 6" (152.4 mm) apart.

Once you have filled your planter with soil and watered it thoroughly: Use your finger to make 1/4" (6 mm) depressions in the soil, spacing the holes 6" (152.4 mm) apart.

People, she said, "are greening any little soil space, like the tree pit in front of their apartment building".

In fact, this whole process can also be done in a large pot filled with a crumbly mix of equal parts compost and grit if you don't have much, or any, soil space.

Rainwater saturated with carbon dioxide acts as an acid and also dissolves calcite and then redeposits it as a precipitate on the surfaces of the soil particles; as the interstitial soil spaces are filled, an impermeable crust is formed.

The RNM and the FVM allow the soil resistivity to vary in all directions because of the arbitrary subdivision of the soil space.

The basic concept of the two methods is to divide the 3D soil space near the grounding electrode into non-overlapping cells.

The main idea of the two methods is to transform an electric and temperature field problems to equivalent circuit problems by dividing the 3D soil space near the grounding electrode into a suitable number of contiguous and non-overlapped cells.

This configuration provided ∼5 × 190 × 250 mm of soil space for plant growth.

The mechanistic underpinnings of suppression via biological soil space may involve root signalling or root toxicity (Schenk 2006).