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crystallization of ice within the larger soil voids and usually a subsequent extension of this ice to form continuous ice lenses , layers , veins , or other ice masses(passive) is caused byFrost heaving of soil
crystallization of ice within the larger soil voids and usually a subsequent extension to form continuous ice lenses , layers , veins , or other ice masses(passive) is caused byFrost heaving of soil
Cold weathercan causefrost to form in the soil
The volumetric tensions arising due to changes in temperature of ground within the annual range of temperature variationscan leadto frost cracking of soil masses
freezing temperaturescan causefrost heaves in the soil
the seasonal freeze - thaw effectcausesfrost heaves in the surrounding soil
Mulching preserves soil temperaturepreventsfrost heave in the soil
The deflection of the pilecausesstrains in the soil mass
the fascinating shapes and textures(passive) created bythe fascinating shapes and textures
very costly problems in various constructions like highways , airport pavements , railways , pipelines and building foundations in the urban cold regions of the worldcausesvery costly problems in various constructions like highways , airport pavements , railways , pipelines and building foundations in the urban cold regions of the world
to formation of intricate , repetitive patterned ground featuresleadto formation of intricate , repetitive patterned ground features
to higher rates of basal heterotrophic CO2 production in surface soil samplesalso ledto higher rates of basal heterotrophic CO2 production in surface soil samples
the wire shortcausedthe wire short
sub - base movement , such as(passive) caused bysub - base movement , such as
problems for gardenerscan also causeproblems for gardeners
push the posts up and out of the groundcan causepush the posts up and out of the ground
a circular split on the cast iron water maincausinga circular split on the cast iron water main
to significantly higher concentrations of dissolved organic carbon ( DOCledto significantly higher concentrations of dissolved organic carbon ( DOC