Sentences with phrase «buried under ground»

GHPs are also extremely low maintenance and durable, given that the main «workhorse» part of the system is piping buried under the ground and has no moving parts.

While in a home setting, a litter box can be kept out of the way, things get more complicated in a yard, where the cat feces are scattered about and likely buried under ground.

And that it takes millions of years from a creature's death (e.g., dinosaurs) to being buried under ground to be exposed to tons of pressure from soll over it to finally become oil.

And as for the fake ones, in order to make them look old they would bury them under the ground for a while.

Not exact matches

Come winter, the ground and everything on it will be buried under snow.

In contrast to glaciers and ice sheets, which sit on the ground, ground ice sits in the ground, mixed with frozen soil or buried under layers of sediment.

She said, «You could lock me up in the jailhouse or bury me alive down under the ground.

You can decrease the chances of this happening by placing a chain link fence or large rocks along the edge of the yard, or by burying chicken wire under the ground at the base of the fence so they can't dig through it.

A Turner Prize - nominated artist, Roger Hiorns, is planning to bury a Boeing 737 jet under the ground just outside Birmingham as part of a large - scale installation.

• our future rests on a vague Government hope that we can continue to burn coal at ever - increasing rates and at some point bury the problem under the ground;

We recommend burying a foot under ground with a layer of wood ash, charcoal ash, or agricultural lime on top of the compost (this is to further dry it out & raise the pH which kills the pathogens thereby disinfecting the waste).

Fears of water and ground pollution from waste are justified, but concerns about the world being buried under garbage seem a bit excessive, no?

«The grounding line is buried under a thousand or more meters of ice, so it is incredibly challenging for a human observer on the ice sheet surface to figure out exactly where the transition is,» Rignot explained in a NASA news release.