Sentence examples for soils of which from inspiring English sources

In the Pacific mountain system are found 10 of the 12 orders of soils, of which 4 are most abundant.

The majority of the Malinke people of Upper Guinea lived in moderately large villages of about 1,000 inhabitants located near permanent water sources, the adjacent soils of which were used for cultivation.

In New Caledonia, 2150 species occur on ultramafic soils of which 83% are restricted to these soils (Jaffré 1992; Jaffré and L'Huillier 2010), whereas in Cuba, 920 species (approximately one-third of the taxa endemic to Cuba) are found exclusively on ultramafic soils (Borhidi 1992).

Artificial drainage of Iowa's humid prairie, the soils of which contain extraordinary amounts of organic matter (Mutel, 2007), facilitated cultivation of these highly fertile soils and made Iowa a leading agricultural state (Peterson & Englehorn, 1946; Soil Conservation Service [SCS], 1983).

The northern third of Finland still has thick layers of peat, the humus soil of which continues to be reclaimed.

It is excessively rough, very soft in places, and the loose sandy soil of which it is composed is thickly mixed with small stones, on which a spirited horse may easily lose his footing or become lamed".

The reason the administration claims it can engage in warrantless eavesdropping against Americans is because it has the general right to use all of these war powers against Americans on American soil, of which eavesdropping is but one example.

Principal Component Analysis revealed 7 factors describing chemical composition variability of soil, of which 3 attributed to Hg species.

XRD analysis identified kaolinite, illite and quartz as the major component minerals in the peat soil of which the presence of kaolinite and illite coupled with their high level water saturation might have contributed significantly to the observed subsidence/settlement.

In the area around the Saru River, shallow landslides displaced about of soil, of which about entered the river.

The amount of time throughout the year that water is present in a location in the Everglades determines the type of soil, of which there only two in the Everglades: peat, created by many years of decomposing plant matter, and marl, the result of dried periphyton, or chunks of algae and microorganisms that create a grayish mud.