Sentences with phrase «drawn out of soils»

From the Southwest to the Great Lakes, temperatures have been so high and rainfall so low that the drying effect of warmer air temperatures far exceeded what little precipitation there's been, resulting in moisture being drawn out of soils.

Not exact matches

The defence of Burnley has been rock solid so far this season and they have three clean sheets in their last three and they held out for a 1 - 1 draw at Tottenham earlier in the season, so could be value to get something out of this back on home soil.

There was a 1 - 1 draw played out between these two last season at Loftus Road and QPR have won just one of their last four on home soil against Fulham (D1 L2).

Coventry have to be value to get a draw out of this one on home soil against the stuttering Stroke, at least.

The statement by its spokesperson, Col. Sani Usman reads: The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to a number of groups and individuals celebrating the routing out and decimation of Boko Haram terrorists on our soil.

These cooling sticks are 7.6 - meter - long steel tubes drilled into the soil; they contain ammonia, which draws latent heat out of the soil as it evaporates.

Jasmine, a recent graduate from School of the Arts High School, correctly explains that French broom is invasive because it changes the surrounding soil chemistry by drawing nitrogen out of the air.

For this native Gauteng artist, who has worked consistently with the idea of a mutant geopolitical landscape throughout her career, the revelatory potential of turning up the soil, or drawing things out of the earth, is not new.

Terraces, hugelkultur, floodbreak (aka windbreak) plantings, diversion channels, maintaining wild wetlands as sinks, building creekbed pathways, using orchards as buffers, impregnating poorer - quality soils with hydrophobic biochar, progressively alternating such features with dykes laid out to fractionally draw overflows and slow flow, proper programs of dredging and berming, and on and on, there is no reason a flood plain could not be made so robust by industrious (as opposed to industrial), intelligent, conscientious (as opposed to council consultant) planning as to be impervious to a 1,000 year flood, and oh by the way, make the land more profitably productive and lucratively livable, and more resistant to drought, wildfire, invasive species and extinction of native species too.