Accurate characterization of water infiltration behavior under ridge-furrow irrigation could provide guidelines and criteria for future irrigation system design and operation.
Soil quality differences under ridge-till were found specifically for the backslope and shoulder landform elements, suggesting that soil quality increases on these landform elements are responsible for higher watershed-scale soil quality in the ridge-tilled watershed.
At her new house overlooking the border, Shlomit Koronio, 46, hung laundry under a ridge dominated by a Hezbollah position.
Walter's pale-blue eyes are set so deep under the ridge of his brow that the irises are occluded at the top, like half-moons.
Mr. Chertoff said he recommended to President Bush raising the alert level just for mass transit, not for the nation at large, as was typical under Mr. Ridge.
But if any of this has gotten under Mr. Ridge's skin, he did not show it during an interview on Friday in the recesses of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, across the street from the White House.
What light there was leaked through the shingles and the dirty glass windows at the far end and the small round holes, about as big as basketballs, high on the opposite stone side walls, under the ridge of the roof.
There is no visible means of access on the new McLaren MP4-12C; to unlatch the door, one sweeps a hand under a ridge that extends forward from the rear air scoops.
The last-century notion of a door handle has been discarded; a sweep of your hand under the ridge that leads back to the side air scoops will undo the latch and let the door arc effortlessly upward.
It uses an extra seal in the ear to keep outside noises where they belong, and adds extra stability with a little fin that hooks under the ridge of your ear.
The checkerboard pattern can be recovered to a depth of 15 km under the ridge, with the deeper part mainly determined by forward modeling.
