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In the Arid Zone

2021
This article presents a variety of issues related to the effects of restrictive language and educational policies that ultimately limits important resources for English language learners (i.e., services, funding, time, and information). The authors spotlight the state of Arizona as an unfortunate case of language control through policies, which has the
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In the Arid Zone

Urban Education, 2012
This article presents a variety of issues related to the effects of restrictive language and educational policies that ultimately limits important resources for English language learners (i.e., services, funding, time, and information). The authors spotlight the state of Arizona as an unfortunate case of language control through policies, which has the
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Arid Zone Irrigation

Geoderma, 1975
I. Arid Zone Environment.- 1. Climate and Irrigation.- 2. Arid-Zone Soils.- II. Water Resources.- 1. Hydrologic Fundamentals.- 2. Hydrology of Arid Zones.- 3. Development and Management of Water Resources.- 4. Water Suitability for Irrigation.- III. Water Transport in Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum.- 1. Water Retention and Flow in Soils.- 2.
B. Yaron, E. Danfors, Y. Vaadia
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Arid Zone Symposium

Physics Today, 1952
Underground Water Problems ...
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Hydrology of Arid Zones

1973
The term water crop denotes the resources of liquid water (surface water as well as groundwater) that are generated by precipitation at more or less regular intervals. The part of the hydrologic cycle that generates the water-crop is not essentially different under conditions of aridity than under any other climatic conditions but is modified to a ...
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Arid-Zone Soils

1973
The soil (pedosphere) is the active transition zone between the lithosphere and the atmosphere where the various processes responsible for the transformation of matter and energy occur. The same may be said for plant and animal life (biosphere), so that sometimes both may actually comprise one active unit (the ecosystem, according to Jenny, 1961).
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Arid zone irrigation

Agriculture and Environment, 1974
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Arid Zone Geomorphology

2011
List of contributors. Preface to the first edition. Preface to the second edition. Preface to the third edition. I Large-scale controls and variability in drylands. 1 Arid environments: their nature and extent (David S.G. Thomas). 1.1 Geomorphology in arid environments. 1.2 Arid zone distinctiveness and the quest for explanation.
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