Sentence examples for soils slope from inspiring English sources
It varies greatly in taste according to the terrain, the soils, slope and height where it grows.
When performing landslide susceptibility mapping of rotational slides in fine grained soils, slope algorithms found in common GIS software have two major shortcomings.
Restoration of mined landscapes, for example, often aims to restore the abiotic processes that sustain ecosystem functions through the reconstruction of soils, slope, and landscape hydrology [i.e., rehabilitation (Bradshaw 1997)].
In forested ecosystems, management decisions are driven by variables such as forest composition, forest structure (both vertical and horizontal), and other ancillary data (i.e., topography, soils, slope, aspect, and disturbance regime dynamics).
The three ranches had broadly similar vegetation and climate (despite certain differences in soils, slope, and their initial tree-community composition; see Methods and Protocol S1).
The community biomass β increased with C4 grass β on the silty clay and sandy loam soils (slope = 0.52, R = 0.90, P = <0.0001).
An intimate mosaic of many species in complex associations and related to localized soils, slopes, and drainage has been detailed in many studies of the African tropics.
Other geotechnical aspects, e.g. liquefaction of soils, slope-stability failure, etc., were also responsible for severe damage to these structures.
Many invaded areas had native plants growing with B. tectorum, but sites were only deemed suitable for this study if a native species was also present in an adjacent, uninvaded area with similar soils, slopes, and aspects.
In the Côte d'Or region – the heartland of Burgundy, which encompasses Côte de Beaunes and Côte de Nuits – there are 3,000 independent winemakers producing thousands of wines, all of which taste different depending on the terroir: the subtle differences in soil, slope and climatic exposure.
However, the stability of the LC soil slope was more significantly affected than the HC soil slope.
