mining造句

Strip mining deforms the landscape.

Mining firms must meet empowerment targets to retain mining rights.

The mining technique is shaky.

Soon he succumbed to silver mining fever.

The State-owned mining enterprises are the mainstay in mining mineral resources.

There are many drab houses in the smoky mining town.

That has the potential to inspire furious debate beyond mining.

At last, their company obtained the mining concession.

Could data mining soon replace serendipitous observational discovery?

The paper introduces some mining measures in soft coal seam of Linnanchang Mine and soft floor by leaving top coal. The measurements ensure safety mining.

On this basis calculation method runoff infiltration for mining cave area is introduced.

More than half of Appalachian coal mining is done by the wrenching mountaintop removal method.

In East Kalimantan 39% of jobs are in forestry, mining or agriculture.

In Botswana, Okavango tourism is second to only diamond mining as a foreign-exchange earner.

Komatsu is the world's second-largest maker of construction and mining equipment, trailing Caterpillar.

Dr Scott argues that underwater mining will be far less disruptive to the environment than terrestrial mining: there will be no piles of waste rock, since the deposits are directly on the sea floor.

A variety of authors continue to contribute on topics that stretch from mining to agro-industries and forestry.

Gage was working as a mining foreman in September of 1848 when an accident occurred that changed his life forever.

There is great desertification in the east of Hainan Island of China due to over-mining of ilmenites.

The decision followed violent protests in the region of Puno to demand the cancellation of all mining and hydroelectric contracts in the country, which left five people dead.

Recycling it requires only a tiny fraction of the energy consumed when mining bauxite and refining it into the same amount of metal.

Extending across six nations, ten million acres of forest is degraded each year due to mining, illegal logging, farming, ranching, and guerilla warfare.

Born in Soweto, the South African mining magnate trained as a lawyer, became first black partner at law firm, Bowman Gilfillan.

Decision tree algorithms are applied to the data mining of the mammography classification, proposes a medical images classifier based on decision tree algorithm, the experiment results are given.

The national museum in the south of the city turns out to be small, and rather obsessed with tin-mining, the industry that put this place on the map.

There was even talk of mining old landfills to extract steel and aluminium cans. And waste that could not be recycled should at least be used to generate energy, the evangelists argued.

Finally, I want to reiterate that this article and the ones in the future parts of this series only are a brief introduction to the field of statistics and data mining.

When United States voters elected Herbert Hoover, who had established a worldwide reputation as mining engineer, writer, and war-relief administrator, 31st president in 1928, the country was enjoying an industrial and financial boom.

EVERYTHING to do with mining is impressively vast. It is an industry that makes huge holes in the ground and relies on trucks with tyres the size of houses.

A city of northeast Minnesota in the Mesabi Range northwest of Duluth. Its mining industry was at its peak in1917, when the town was moved3.2 km(2 mi) south to make room for a huge open-pit iron mine. Population, 18, 046.