Sentence examples for subtle soil from inspiring English sources

This visual change more easily demonstrates subtle soil health improvements.

The results suggest that, while the effects are subtle, soil depth heterogeneity could allow coexistence of species associated with different conditions for longer than homogeneous conditions, and could result in greater plant species diversity in green roof ecosystems.

We used a long-term (>40 y) vegetation record from southeastern Arizona, USA to test the utility of an ES classification for refining interpretations of monitoring data in an area of relatively subtle soil differences.

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.

The surface energy balance constraint in this modeling approach provides a useful and physically intuitive mechanism for incorporating subtle signatures of soil moisture deficiencies and reduced stomatal aperture, manifest in the thermal band signal, into the coupled carbon and water flux estimates.

In the field, Watermark had the least precision and R2 of Tensiometer was lower than that obtained in laboratory, probably due to subtle variations in soil texture.

Even in the region studied, McNeil says, the subtle improvements in soil are "not near as dramatic as the reductions in emissions"—a sign that clearing the air of sulfur dioxide is just the first milestone on a long road to recovery.

Even when it comes from essentially the same place, the wines are transparent enough to show subtle differences in soils and microclimates.

Since mushroom hunting means bushwhacking off trail while constantly looking down for the quarry — a subtle bulge in the soil marks a matsutake's nascent push to the surface — disorientation can occur pretty fast.

In 1995, though, I determined that subtle changes in the soil composition under the square were probably caused by rotted bark and organic mats, items that were used in the tanning process.

Hyperspectral data is used to detect the subtle changes in vegetation, water, soil and mineral reflectance (Navalgund et al. 2007).