Sentence examples for soils transportation from inspiring English sources
As an example, Shane and Graedel [ 59] propose a set of indicators that includes a measure each for air, water, soils, transportation, energy, resource use, population, urban ecology, livability, and general environmental management.
The degree of slope affects the velocity of overland flow and runoff, infiltration rate and thus soil transportation.
For example, soils in transportation and residential areas were characterized by higher pH and bulk density (BD) (Pouyat et al. [2007]; Zhao et al. [2013]; Yang et al. [2014]).
Soil erosion by water is a three-phase process that consists of detachment of soil particles from the soil mass, transportation of detached particles either by raindrop impact or surface water flow, and sedimentation.
Increasing interest in developing process-based erosion models requires better understanding of the relationships among soil detachment, transportation, and deposition.
This study helps understand the hydrodynamics of soil erosion and sediment transportation of saturated soil slopes.
The phosphate transport gene family PHT1 is pivotal for Pi uptake from soil and the transportation of Pi from root to shoot (Chiou et al., 2001; Schunmann et al., 2004; Nagarajan et al., 2011).
Rural Maine, it would seem to almost all of us from "away" as they say down east, is as unlikely a place to find new farmers as exists in the lower 48: it boasts harsh, dark winters; a short, cool growing season; acidic soil; and a transportation "system" that makes shipping both in and out of state a challenge.
Poor soil and inadequate transportation have hindered the production and sale of cash crops, and in the 1960s and 1970s many men began to leave the area to find work in the copper mines more than 400 miles (640 km) to the south.
ex-situ remediation is opposed to on-site remediation and requires the excavation of soil and its transportation out of the site.
