Smith's talents did not end with the modernisation of the mill, as he also became famous for his deep soil drainage system known as Deanstonisation .
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"W-O-R-D " is Smith's mnemonic device for " Wide Rows, Organic Methods, Raised Beds, and Deep Soil, " his four keys to growing more produce with less work.
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Then deep seas, Gault Clay and the Upper Greensand deposits form the deep soil, more evident where erosion has taken place on steeper hillslopes in the civil parish.
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The Muldoon River Center has a geothermal heating and cooling system, with special pipes running 300 feet down into the ground, to tap the deep soil's energy management potential.
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Coverage could therefore be reduced compared to the " ouvrages " of the northeast, which were at depths of up to in deep soil to resist heavy siege artillery.
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On Stiklestad, however, the soil is deep soil with some clay, and georadar has been used in 2008, showing traces of large buildings, but not much to indicate a battlefield.
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This may explain the absence of " H . non-scripta " from thin soils over chalk in South East England, since the bulbs are unable to penetrate into sufficiently deep soils.
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But while plant production doubled during the experiment, losses of carbon from deep soil layers were substantial and " more than offset " the increased carbon absorption in study-area plants, the research found.
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It is principally due to the transfer of the seismic motion from hard deep soils to soft superficial soils and to effects of seismic energy focalization owing to typical geometrical setting of the deposits.
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One of the common complaints about white wines from California, in fact, is that the near-perfect climate and rich, deep soil allows the grapes to attain perfect ripeness at the expense of character, or structure.
