Earth means sand, gravel, rock, soil or construction aggregate produced by quarrying, crushing or any other mining activity or such other naturally-occurring unconsolidated materials that normally mask the bedrock.
Earth means the general mass of the earth;
Earth means any kind of earth sold, conveyed or otherwise dealt with in the course of trade and includes earth used, or intended to be used, or capable of being used, for filling purposes or for agricultural, horticultural or gardening purposes;
Examples of Earth in a sentence
The people of the Eora nation, their spirits and ancestors will always remain with our waterways and the land, our Mother Earth.
Bacterial pathways underpin fundamental processes necessary for all life on Earth: the synthesis of cellular components, environmental nutrient cycling, and energy flow.
Earth excavation for cutting trenches for drain shall be done by the contractor and got approved by the Engineer- in-charge.
Plants are a critical aspect of the complete life support system on Earth.
Earth and the positionEarth or the position ofEarth or the position of of Earth in its orbitEarth in its orbit aroundEarth in its orbit around around the Sun.
More Definitions of Earth
Earth means any rock, stone, quartz, clay, sand and gravel and the alluvial or residual of any rock, stone, quartz, clay, sand, soil and gravel;
Earth means soil, defined as a three-phase system comprised of various combinations of naturally derived solids including fine to coarse-grained rocks and minerals, organic matter (including living organisms), weathered rock, and precipitates.
Earth means the conductive mass of the Earth whose electric potential at any point is conventionally taken as zero;
Earth means sand, gravel, rock, loam, soil, fill, or construction aggregate.
Earth means ground that can be removed by hand using pickaxe and spade, and includes loose gravel, clay, made-up ground, loose or soft shale, loose ouklip, and boulders less than 75mm in diameter.
Earth s crust" means the upper layer of the ground accessible for human activity on land, in transboundary water bodies, on the territorial sea, in inland maritime waters and in the exclusive economic zone;