Sentence examples for unpaved ground from inspiring English sources

The ultimate load carrying capacity of the pipes was governed by the bearing capacity of the unpaved ground surface rather than the pipes in these experiments.

"I quickly realized that we were on unpaved ground, the plane started falling shortly after takeoff, and it was clear that we were going to crash," Alexander Sizov told Russia's Channel One.

Because no footprints were found inside the fence, the authorities believed the men jumped 16 feet, gliding over the razor wire atop a 25-foot-tall fence and landing outside it, on the unpaved ground by the railroad tracks.

Find some unpaved but level ground to ride on to get used to the different feel of biking on a less-than-smooth surface.

By contrast, water falling on unpaved spaces seeps into the ground, raising the moisture level in the soil and eventually feeding into the Mashel River, a shallower tributary that is in greater danger of overheating.

Having a continuous upper surface to the wing (as in the high-wing layout) can improve the L/D ratio and keeps the engines at a higher distance from the ground, thereby avoiding debris from poor or unpaved runways.

City code says that all unpaved portions of the site shall be planted with grass or ground cover or shrubbery or other suitable live plant material.

According to a local ABC affiliate, city code states that "all unpaved portions of the site shall be planted with grass or ground cover or shrubbery or other suitable live plant material". Posing the question: Are cabbages, peppers, tomatos and cucumbers "suitable" for the front lawn?

The only rule in his "covenant communities" is that members promise to defend their neighbors against any "predator threat". "If my predictions (about chaotic times to come) are correct," said the 55-year-old Gritz, surveying the grounds that are reachable only by a steep, winding, unpaved road, "there will be more and more people wanting to come up here.

Eight inches of ground clearance and generous wheel travel ensured the car could navigate unpaved rural roads.

[92] illustrated how a Noise-Modulated Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) may provide a fast, quantitative approach to identifying moisture in unpaved roads, which is useful for determining if roads are able to sustain heavy vehicular traffic after flooding as well as identifying possible road failures from excessive moisture.