Sentence examples for tight soil from inspiring English sources

"It is a really good treatment when you have very tight soil," says Elizabeth Phillips of the Department of Energy, which plans to use the technique to complete the cleanup of hard-packed soil at Paducah.

The Project founded on a tight soil and water sampling collection, carried out all around the region, and on the determination of the main physical and chemical parameters of soils and waters.

Calcium in the form of gypsum is commonly applied to improve physical properties of tight soils because it makes soil friable and also allow water to drain readily through soil.

The Texas Low-Level Radioactive Disposal Authadity had recommended Hudspeth County for its low rainfall, deep groundwater, and tight soils.

When they go to bed, there may be no pajamas and no storybooks to comfort them, and the tight, soiled clothes they wear all day remain on them all night.

The pneumatic fracturing technique is used to enhance the permeability and porosity of tight unconsolidated soils (e.g. clays), thereby improving the effectiveness of remediation treatments.

The inclusion of an internal water storage (IWS) zone allowed the three cells to reduce runoff by 59%, 42%, and 36% over the monitoring period, in spite of the tight underlying soils.

A tight relationship between soil hydrophobicity and humic composition was revealed by relating HRMAS spectra of soil humic fractions and physical parameters such as soil wettability, pore size distribution, and soil aggregate stability [28].

The N P ratio can be used as an indicator to reveal a tight coupling among soil and litter nutrients.

These charcoal kilns consisted of a carefully stacked wood pile which was covered by a gas-tight layer of soil, turf and moss (Klein 1836; von Berg 1860).

Charcoal kilns consist of a carefully stacked wood pile which is covered by a gas-tight layer of soil, turf and moss (Cancrinus 1767; Klein 1836; von Berg 1860; Armstrong 1978; Bonhôte et al. 2002).