optimum groundwater level depth in Czech

[eko.] optimální hloubka hladiny podzemní vody Entry edited by: RNDr. Pavel Piskač

Sentence patterns related to "optimum groundwater level depth"

1. To help maintain an optimum level of excitement.

2. Deep ploughing puts subsoil on top and buries the living topsoil below the optimum depth.

3. The sandy vegetation in regional zonal vegetation has little to do with groundwater depth, however the wetland vegetation in azonal vegetation is much related to groundwater.

4. 24 Deep ploughing puts subsoil on top and buries the living topsoil below the optimum depth.

5. The alluvia are permeable throughout their depth, and hazardous wastes may find their way into the groundwater.

6. 24 Consumption of food relieves the discomfort and lowers his arousal level back towards its optimum level.

7. The systems are both well suited to the abstraction of depth-discrete groundwater and soil gas samples.

8. The soil, rocks, and groundwater freeze into a solid mass, sometimes to a depth of 3,000 feet [900 m].

9. Many dams accidents result from its abutment stabilizing failure caused by the high groundwater level.

10. Planners design the optimum plans for optimum conditions.

11. There is limited information at the national level on groundwater extraction rates, or the extent of contamination.

12. Water level determining the origin of depth measurements for the chart datum.

13. The combination of sequencing depth and accuracy allows detection of low level variants.

14. The challenge is seen as identifying the optimum level of specialization before alleged dysfunctions of fragmentation and introversion emerge.

15. Groundwater abstraction and artificial groundwater recharge schemes not included in Annex I

16. ‘(l) Groundwater abstraction and artificial groundwater recharge schemes not included in Annex I.’

17. (l) Groundwater abstraction and artificial groundwater recharge schemes not included in Annex I;

18. Quarries in level areas with shallow groundwater or which are located close to surface water often have engineering problems with drainage.

19. Groundwater polluted, unsafe to drink.

20. Optimum Power Calibration failed

21. Using the simple Bookmarker's dialog box, create multi-level bookmarks to any depth easily and quickly

22. While the soil-chemical processes down to a depth of 2 m take place at a pH-level of 3.8 to 5.0, the lower part of the aeration zone is influenced by calcareous tertiary layers, causing a pH of 7.0 to 8.0 in leakage and groundwater.

23. They use groundwater heated by firewood.

24. Large quantities of Brackish groundwater exist throughout the study area, generally as part of complex groundwater systems

25. Some speakers stressed that a level of detail allowing in-depth reporting and analysis had to be maintained.