10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDERSTRATA»
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understrata in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
General view of the agriculture of the county of Essex: with ...
South of the road leading from Betlcy to Newcastle, a stronger soil, or friable
clayey or marly loam, commences and continues with some variations to
Eccleshall, and farther ; the understrata being generally marl or rock, with some
exceptions, ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, 1794
2
Farmers Handbook for the Columbia Basin Project
The understrata are the layers which lie below shallow soils. Shallow soils are
generally no more than 2 feet or less than 15 inches after leveling. Generally
speaking, the understrata may be of two types : 1. Very porous, such as gravels
or ...
Washington State University. Institute of Agricultural Sciences, 1951
3
Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Enquire into the ...
The bogs are from 13 to 28 feet deep, the understrata being white marl. The
owners are, Mr. Handcock, Mr.Joice, Mr. Bodkin, and Lord Louth. THIS bog lies
south of the town ot'Tuam, is very firm, and one of the best circttmstanced bogs in
this ...
Großbritannien Commissioners Appointed to Enquire into the Nature and Extent of the Several Bogs in Ireland and the Practicability of Draining and Cultivating Them, 1814
4
THE THIRD REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS
The bogs are firm, and having the streams which compose the Militown river
running through them, can be readily drained by that -channel, having ample fall
into them. The bogs are from 13- to 28 feet deep, the .understrata being white
marl.
5
Reports on the grand ship canal from London to Arundel bay ...
about two miles of open common and some meadow and arable land, and one or
two small enclosures : the understrata consists of chalk, brick earth and clay soil.
At Leatherhead Bridge the summit level will require rilling and embanking for ...
Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, 1825
6
Unthinking Social Science: The Limits of Nineteenth-century ...
... slow-moving relocation of the leading nodes of economic activity. Hence the
quantitative demand for particular class-ethnic understrata is always varying.
Today country X can use 5 million such workers but tomorrow it needs only 3
million.
Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein, 1991
7
Two Years in New South Wales
The compact nature of the understrata, the general dryness of the climate, and
irregular intervals at which the rains usually fall, may all tend too toward the
formation of its present character. Numbers of gullies worn by the rains are to be
found ...
8
General View of the Agriculture and Mineralogy, Present ...
Nor should any proprietor ever let a farm, without having it previously examined
by a person well skilled in the nature of understrata and of drainage, as well as
irrigation, and either obliging the tenant to make those improvements, or making
...
9
Preprints of Papers Presented at the 32nd Annual Technical ...
Figure 7 shows the numerical temperature profiles which were obtained, based
on a smaller heat conductivity of the understrata. Underrun is indicated to be
more pronounced at the lower temperature. Steamf lood Using the revised value
of ...
Petroleum Society of CIM. Technical Meeting, 1981
10
Congressional Serial Set
General summary. Tensile strength per square inch of original section pounds. .
80. 100 Elastic limit per square inch of original section do... 33,000 Elongation
per inch after rupture inch.. .2*0 Elongation per inch understrata at elastic limit do.
..
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNDERSTRATA»
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Writing the City
I cannibalized its style and attitude for my own second novel of the New York understrata, Waiting for the End of the World. cover By then I felt like I had got out ... «The Millions, Jan 12»
