Sentence examples for soil which are from inspiring English sources

Lebone's idea is a microbial fuel cell, a battery that makes a small amount of energy out of materials like manure, graphite cloth and soil, which are common to African households.

Residues of fipronil in soil, which are more persistent than those of imidacloprid, had a high level of impact on aquatic communities over time.

In cold climates, the freeze-thaw cycle (FTC) has a great influence on long-term strength and stability of soil, which are important considerations for frozen soil engineering.

Such investigation provides the necessary information about geological, physical, and geotechnical properties of soil, which are prerequisites to a safe and economical construction of all civil engineering works.

Humankind at large is to be viewed as owning a minority stake in the resources of this planet (including air, water and soil, which are used for the discharging of pollutants).

The results from these DHSVM runs indicate that the model is applicable to tropical forests environments (equatorial climates, lowland watersheds with deep soil), which are quite distinct from the environments for which the model was developed (temperate climates, mountainous watersheds with shallow soil).

No chemicals are used to treat the water or the soil, which is enriched through composting.

All the growth takes place under the soil, which is mounded in long ridged rows.

Rogers says this holds water in the upper layers of the soil, which is where almond trees want it.

Mr. Gruhn said the hole was repaired by filling it with rock and soil, which was then paved over.

He settled on poured earth, laced with his own recipe of cement plus soil, which is sloughed into wooden molds.