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How to use mined in a sentence

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Here the island dips into a broad, shallow depression where guano was once mined.
For the next six months while the pit was being mined, Green Hill produced about 180 specimens of wire gold on crystallized quartz.
The evidence of the few survivors of the Hampshire showed that Lord Kitchener was below when the ship was mined.
Insects mined and bored every bit of wood and leaf, while centipedes and millipedes crawled all over.
Plato's works can be profitably mined for new insights time and time again.
The balls would soar out over the sand bags and barbed wire protecting our position, and into the perimeter, which happened to be mined heavily.
Instead, a blue-green to blue tourmaline, some of which is considered to be indicolite, is now being mined in a different locality.
Here, the Turks had heavily mined the water and mine sweeping trawlers had proved ineffective at clearing them.
Once again, he has mined his record collection for coolly funky obscurities and supplied several of his own slightly more visceral instrumentals.
The andradite crystals are part of a large skarn deposit that was once mined for iron ore.
The area was heavily netted, buoyed and mined and constantly being patrolled.
As with ramose colonies, frondose forms were weakened when Sanctum laurentiensis mined out large chambers.
A few returned each day to feed the cattle which could not be left untethered because much of the area is heavily mined.
Everything that entered the area was obliterated and it is possible that the ground is still mined.
Sixty percent of the nation's gold is mined here, and the county relies heavily on its natural resources for cattle ranching.
I found I could relate this cobble to the very last year that the mine was being mined.
But Russian forces have been held up by heavily mined roads and tough rebel resistance.
Many people living in Svay Sor know the land they live and work on is heavily mined but they have no choice but to work the fields.
A common practice in retailing mined diamond jewelry is to use phantom prices and then show impressive discounts in an effort to lure buyers.
They cleared about 2,400 obstructions, most of them mined, and removed the charges from scores of Beetle tanks.
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In Angola heavily mined roads meant food aid had to be transported by air, raising costs dramatically.
A honey-colored to brown zircon continues to be mined that can be heat-treated to lighten the color.
The lands in Luena and surrounding towns were heavily mined during the war.
The only raw material that the plant will be using is the ore mined from the Skorpion orebody.
Asbestos has been used for over 2000 years, mined for its heat-resistant and noncombustible properties.
Paula says she travelled along a main road used during the Pol Pot genocide and it was heavily mined.
Mercury is a persistent heavy metal, processed into a liquid from mined cinnabar.
Today, they form large deposits of white chalky material, which is mined for use in cleansers, paints, filtering agents, and abrasives.
Who cared if they got radiation sickness, as long as the ore was being mined?
By May 2004, more than 10,000 tons of high-grade ore had been mined from this adit.
We anticipated that the road would be mined, or the enemy would have it covered with mortar and artillery fire.
Settlers mined it for building stone, and the fort soon assumed the appearance of an ancient ruin.
In the process, companies are finding that assets other than inventory and receivables can be mined for liquidity.
Because deep aquifers are slow to recharge, the reservoirs are essentially a nonrenewable resource that's being mined.
Rock salt mined in Cheshire was sent to the coast to be heated and dissolved in brine and then recrystallized.
After the alluvial gold had been mined, companies were formed to start reef mining.
Much Afghan jewelry features lapis lazuli, a navy blue semiprecious stone that's mined in the mountains.
Since Aesop mined the animal kingdom for characters, it was only natural that he incorporated plenty of birds in his fables.
Since acquiring the label in 2001, Sanctuary have mined the rich seam of the Trojan back catalogue.
Fine aquamarine continues to be mined here, but it is getting harder to find.
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The Butler, Evergreen, and Knowlton lodes were explored and mined to some extent.
Most of the salt used by the agency is mined at the rock salt mine in the Cheshire town of Winsford.
These rumours were further fuelled with talk of the them having mined the seas and submarines being seen.
There is enough gold in the vaults of central banks to satisfy world demand for 10 years without another ounce being mined!
Entering through the flagstone wall, the lobby's black terrazzo floor is inset with fragments of locally mined gems and copper ore.
That is because mined diamonds are a carbon gem material and synthetic diamonds are polycrystalline.
These days this melanite is mined for its beauty as sparkly black inlay material for jewelry, and its raw beauty as a mineral specimen.
The definition of an ore, in the strictest sense, refers only to mineralized rocks that can be profitably mined.
In 1977 and 1978 about 5,000 short tons of potassium feldspar were mined from the Blue Spar.
A little more than a billion short tons of coal are mined each year in the United States.
And since all mined diamonds have inclusions, flaws, and birthmarks, under magnification a trained jeweler can tell the difference.
Around one million tonnes of coal remain to be mined, which at current production rates means 35 weeks more work at the site.
Now, 46 years after the last coal was mined, UK Coal thinks the case is closed and wants to suspend the mothballing and abandon the mine.
Back in 1853, stonemason Nathaniel Hooker mined his stone from the Kawaroa Reef.
This home is actually located in the south of France, so presumably the marble was mined in France.
Residents will have their say on a scheme which could see a million tonnes of coal mined in their area of Bolton.
In 1945, Germany had mined much coal but had no way of moving it from the mines to where it was needed.
When the hard anthracite coal is mined the very fine, gritty material is called culm.
With no fresh coal being mined, it had been relatively easy to ask power workers not to accept it.
Additionally, coal was mined from mesa outcroppings, requiring unprecedented coordination.
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New stones were being collected from the same quarry that had been mined for the original construction.
Just 36 miles east of Salt Lake City in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains, Park City's rolling hills were once mined for silver.
Big Bone Cave was certainly mined for fertilizer in 1884, when excavation by a local farmer unearthed bones of an extinct giant sloth.
The deposit at the Eureka tunnel was mined for cryolite and thomsenolite, which were used as a flux in the manufacture of glass bottles.
Mountains were mined for all fossil fuels providing them with another five hundred years of energy.
Maybe Boone noticed crystals of potassium nitrate there, because the deep, loose floor was soon being mined for niter to make gunpowder.
Through the years, many of these deposits have been mined for iron and supported a number of foundries once present in the area.
The many cases of sidewise technological competition that have occurred in the business world can also be mined for insights.
For this reason, after a few publisher rejections, the novel was tabled by Heinlein, but the content was mined for his later stories and novels.
The story is mined for symbolic aspects which signify power and powerlessness.
Information can be mined from the web, corporate intranets, databases, imaging systems, file servers, and other sources.
To be sure, no one has ever proved that the government has mined the central database to single out anyone for criticizing the Establishment.
After the Enron collapse, Mike mined his database of company stats looking for signs that might have foretold the energy giant's downfall.
Bitcoins are mined by a decentralized network of computers that guess solutions to a mathematical puzzle.
You have to download the software and set up a virtual wallet to receive the mined coin.
The digital currency is mined using specialized super computers which discover them by solving highly complex mathematical equations.
Iron, copper, and coal were originally mined from outcroppings at or near the earth's surface, and gold was panned in streams.
We explored the areas that were not being mined, including miles of old abandoned drifts and stopes.
It is a sentimental, even mawkish, language, richly mined with hidden menace and self-deceptions.
The global supply of sodium chloride is mostly mined as rock salt from man-made caves resulting from evaporation of ancient inland seas.
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After the arrival of Westerners, the tar from these pits was mined and used for roofing.
Hundreds of families are camped out at the edge of the mined danger zone, waiting for the chance to go home.
They catch the night dew for water, we are told, and eat old tins of carrots, left by the company that once mined this spot.
Then again, diamonds are way more expensive because diamonds are natural gemstones that are rare and are mined from the earth itself.
He remembers the clay flats being mined, the diggers shovelling up clay into the oxcarts, the beasts relishing the mud.
The road was built more than 100 years ago to bring coke made from the coal mined in Crested Butte to the Smelters in Aspen.
Is your personel information stored safe on your puter or is it being mined to a geeky looking guy sitting in the dark half a continent away?
In 1984 Depue planted a dozen sprigs at Jacob's Fork, a mined mountain that had lain dormant for 20 years in McDowell County.
You might want a sparkling Bibb lettuce salad, too, mined with hearts of palm and dressed in mustardy vinaigrette.
For these operas, Wagner mined the same vein of Nordic myth that J.R.R. Tolkien used a century later for his own Ring epic.
Iodine is mined as sodium iodate, NaIO 3, which is present in Chile saltpetre.
Other mined materials include iron from ferrous sulphate, copper, and molybdenum.
Depleted uranium is derived from natural uranium mined from the earth's crust.
Currently, some of the known deposits are mined by prospector cooperatives.
Some areas are mined for the underlying gypsiferous materials that is used for making wall board.
Rich ores locally containing abundant native silver were mined at numerous localities in New Mexico.
The beautiful green emeralds, mined by the Salfo't in the South, were smashed and only one silver reed remained unbent.
It was mined in ancient Greece and then sold to the Turks who used it to make a beautiful red dye known as Turkey red.
Many choice specimens of sphalerite, calcite, galena, and dolomite could be collected from pillars and small areas not previously mined.
By 1952 an improved grade of ore was encountered, and the lode was mined until 1956, when ore reserves were exhausted.
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Musicologists know that Stravinsky mined collections of Russian folk music for motifs.
If we mined the other inquisition records for further nuggets, we might amass a useful hoard of such information.
At the same time, many containers with relief supplies were dropped on deserted or mined areas.
This means that underground communications in the rear and at the flanks of the troops on the offensive should be guarded, mined or destroyed.
Similarly in the remote Wakhan corridor in the North East of Afghanistan a nomad people who summered there were trapped when the passes were mined.
They are found in pyrophyllite, which is mined near the little town of Ottosdal in the Western Transvaal.
Most amphibole asbestos was mined as crocidolite and amosite from Precambrian banded ironstones in South Africa and, to a lesser extent, Western Australia.
So basically, all the gold that has ever been mined on Earth today can only fit in three Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Sierra Leone also has one of the world's richest deposits of rutile, a mineral used in paint, which should be mined again next year.
The Romans invented concrete, mixed from pozzolana, a volcanic ash mined on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, which forms a natural cement when combined with lime.
Other legal systems have no inherent normativity, or immediate lessons to provide, but they can be mined for good ideas in the construction of the present one.
Other mined minerals include gypsum, kaolin, rock salt, baryte, phosphates, gold, sapphires, topazes, and aquamarines.
Dr. Dimitrov and Polis's team mined the data of three previous clinical trials that tested a variety of antiretrovirals in HIV-infected adults and children.
Conversely, shallow coal deposits are mined using either open pit or strip mining techniques, depending on the shape of the deposit.
Still others assume that the connection is so long term that newspaper good will can be mined for short-run financial gain with the consequences occurring far into the future.
It was in these roast yards that the mined ore would be piled and set afire for two or three months to burn off the sulphur in the ore.
It has been mined for instruction from innumerable perspectives.
Among natural resources mirabilite, sodium sulphate, is of great importance, mined in the gulf of Kara Bogaz Gol.
And don't miss this place, where you can not only buy sapphires, rubies, moonstones, aquamarines and the rest, but you can also see where they are mined.
Thus gold can be mined either from lode or from placer deposits.
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In a bleakly appropriate coda, just as we finished discussing the rehabilitation of mined lands, a one-legged man on a bicycle pedaled gamely past our car.
And don't miss Ratnapura, where you can not only buy sapphires, rubies, moonstones, aquamarines and the rest, but you can also see where they are mined.
Orimulsion is a bitumen and water mixture mined in Venezuela.
As the weathered copper ores in given localities were worked out, the harder sulfide ores beneath were mined and smelted.
Increasingly, video and computer games are being mined for material.
For example, about 80 percent of the world's land mine causalities have been caused by some 20 percent of the world's mined areas.
In some areas the shells are mined and used in silver polishes, toothpaste, and as an abrasive agent in flea powder.
Charles A. Ruud and Sergei A. Stepanov have mined a rich collection of memoirs and archival materials to explore the psychology and workings of the secret police.
Pitchblende was mined for its radium content, an element of interest to early researchers in radioactivity.
Using the inspiration of her Greek adventure, Hepworth dived into the wood, tunnelling through it, almost as she had mined grief for her son.
In addition, little or no beneficiation, or crushing and grinding of the mined material, is employed.
The following descriptive mineralogy is based on a study of specimens in private collections that represent all of the orebodies that have been mined to date.
Two unmined sections of the pit could be mined if market conditions for copper are appropriate.
Diamonds, gold, kaolin, gypsum, tin, and various gemstones, including tanzanite, are mined in Tanzania.
There can be no assurance that the price of any mineral deposit will be such that Century's properties can be mined at a profit.
The manganese raffinate precipitate will be stored in up to three separate lined mined out panels near the Leach Plant.
Bagram is one of the most heavily mined areas in the country.
The State Department found that with high oil prices, the tar sands would be mined for oil, pipeline or no.
A portion of the South Barnat Zone was mined using underground stoping methods from four levels reaching a maximum depth of 200 metres.
As previously reported, the Company has recently encountered grade variance as new stoping areas have been mined.
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The Tainos mined gold and beat the nuggets into small plates.
The last time fashion mined that decade, it was for boss-lady power dressing.
Through the arch of the inner gateway mined buildings are visible, scattered across a grassy plateau with the citadel on higher ground at the far end.
Sawmills and food-processing plants are in the city, and mica and beryl are mined in the area.
By late Wednesday evening, it was reported that the port was open for traffic and no one bothered to ask how was such a heavily mined port demined in such a short time?
Ocean sand is even mined in some areas of the world for elements like titanium, the strong, light metal used to make everything from space capsules to golf clubs.
Before breaking her heart a second time, he surreptitiously mined intimate details from her life to include in the tale.
Its principal mineral asset is bituminous coal, although brown coal is mined as well.
Salt is produced from seawater at Margherita di Savoia near Foggia, and bauxite is mined on the Gargano.
There are a variety of mined minerals available for use on organic farms, including limestone, gypsum, rock phosphate, greensand and sul-po-mag.
Carbon emissions from coal mined at Kevin's Corner are estimated at 58m tonnes a year – more than the entire annual emissions of Denmark.
In China, for example, tungsten, tantalum, tin and gold are mined and ore is imported from other countries.
The table salt we eat mostly contains sodium and chlorine and is mined from the ground.
Many diamonds and other precious stones are mined in the arid region of Namaqualand in the west, along the Atlantic coast.
Most rough diamonds in the world are actually mined, bought and sold in very ethical ways and people are enriched by them.
It is mined from the ground, from the seabed or from alluvial deposits and is distributed in its rough state by rough diamond producers.
I have seen the mined borders and the tanks just over the borders from Iran.
Griffin mined the portfolios of four artists to create the vast collection of images that dot the book.
Canadian diamonds are mined in the Northwest Territories, and this is one alternative to ensure that your diamond purchase does not support conflict.
Coal and iron ore are mined and oil and natural gas are extracted, and there are consequently many industrial companies.
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All these deposits are auriferous, some of the vein zones and siliceous replacements having been mined extensively.
After each panel is mined out and developed into a repository, the middlings will be placed therein.
Between 1850 and 1870 some 37,000 tonnes of guano were mined and trammed off Middle Island to tall sailing ships bound for developing agriculture markets in Europe.
In central Europe the pagan Avars, Czechs, and Saxons mined gold in Bohemia, Transylvania, and the Carpathians.
These materials occur naturally under the surface of the land prior to being mined.
Once they are mined, cut and polished, diamonds are customarily graded.
Electrum is an ancient alloy ocurring naturally and mined in ancient times.
Nothing of interest was found, so we decided to check the short drift that was driven from No.2 shaft and was exposed from a stope that was mined to the surface.
Although Pictou county itself has a long and rich tradition of coal mining, this Pictou coalfield had been mined for nearly 200 years.
The new owners gave an extended lease of life to the mine by extracting ore from the footwall zone of the old stopes that were thought to have been mined out.
Significant progress has been achieved in clearing mined areas and assisting victims, but much remains to be done.
I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario.
As a result, it has attracted foreign attention for such valuable resources as titanium, which is mined on a commercial scale.
In earlier times, the only type of iron ore marketed was lump ore, and the fines which were mined were considered waste materials.
The flow of money and goods and access to markets may also be hindered because transportation networks remain mined.
They were hitting on all cylinders as they mined the acrid ore of Mamet's singular cynicism.
In his more-than-a-dozen books, he has thoughtfully mined the goings-on of the ape world for insights about the human one.
Rock with unconfined compressive strengths of up to 50 MPa can be mined at maximum depths of 830 mm without blasting.
Two currently protected middens in this study, Green Mound and Tomoka State Park were mined for shell use for road building during the first half of the 20th century.
But at the same time there is a Chekhovian side of Coward waiting to be mined.
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Elegant accent marks can make any typical product name sound like a shimmering diamond mined from the fertile bowls of the finest dragon filled cave.
Although the mined area in subsequent wars was clearly mapped and out of human reach, quite a sizeable portion became a danger zone and was, therefore, fenced.
Redditors had complained that the thing they found and promoted had been co-opted and mined for clicks by other sites.
These are two of the many instances in which churches and monasteries were burned, mined or damaged.
Surveys can usually be carried out far more easily than for a mined area as there is generally more evidence above ground.
From 1765 to 1770 the Loudville deposit was again mined for lead.
One issue that continues to concern mine action programmes is how to determine whether land, recorded as hazardous, is actually mined.
Because of the altered and decomposed nature of overburden and ore materials, the Brazilian deposits are mined by the open-pit method.
Corn production for grain or silage is possible in Eastern and Southeastern Ohio on land reclaimed to modern standards after being surface mined for coal.
They form the coal measures that are now mined for power generation.
The only exception was the 1858-1859 time book which contained details on individual hewers ' productivity in terms of tubs mined, forward progress, and mine location.
It has more to do with investment, making money on investments and exploiting a country to bring mined ore back to the fold.
Since then, Lowe's has mined data to track sales and target customers.
The places cinnabar and calomel can be mined in the world are as follows.
A fine-colored amethyst, the purple variety of quartz, is also mined here.
Coal has been mined around Worsley from as long ago as 1376, originally in bell pits.
The increasing quantities of iron ore mined in Furness were then brought to Barrow to be transported by sea.
The top three producers of mined lead concentrate in that year were China, Australia, and the United States.
The Blaenavon Ironworks, now a museum, was a major centre of iron production using locally mined or quarried iron ore, coal and limestone.
The Bikita pegmatite deposit in Zimbabwe is mined for its petalite, but it also contains a significant amount of pollucite.
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The parcels were further divided into panels, to represent the separate pits that will be mined and concurrently backfilled with waste and middlings.
Afghanistan is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world.
In other cases, if the geology was favourable, the coal was mined by means of an adit or drift mine driven into the side of a hill.
The locally mined graphite led to the development of the pencil industry, especially around Keswick.
Most of the mining happens in the Pyrenees mountains, iron, gold, coal, valuable minerals such as lead, silver, zinc, and salt are all mined.
But the five ships on the other side of the mined zone were making mincemeat out of them anyway.
The beach was heavily mined and peppered with obstacles, making the work of the beach clearing teams difficult and dangerous.
Caribbean amber, especially Dominican blue amber, is mined through bell pitting, which is dangerous due to the risk of tunnel collapse.
Route X, although the safest from shore batteries, travelled through a particularly heavily mined portion of the Channel.
Bat dung, a type of guano, is rich in nitrates and is mined from caves for use as fertilizer.
Polybius is mentioned by Cicero and mined for information by Diodorus, Livy, Plutarch and Arrian.
Iron ores, ores of noniron metals, and gold and silver ores were intensively mined in the Middle Ages in the Bihor Massif and in the Slovakian Western Carpathians, but today all these deposits are of minor importance.
The following day, a UNIFIL patrol revisited the area and discovered five booby-trapped or mined obstacles, apparently newly laid, in the same location.
Rock phosphate is a mined natural product which is not hazardous inasmuch as it is not ignitable, toxic nor hazardously reactive to other materials.
As for Schwarzenegger, he delivers his regulation one-liners not as if they just occurred to him but as if they had to be mined from far below and hauled up to the pithead.
In Canada, an increasing number of former deposits not yet being mined, or former mines, are now being fast-tracked toward a production decision by junior companies.
Most deposits of gypsum being mined in the Atlantic provinces are characterized by high quality, amenability to inexpensive mining methods, and close access to coastal bulk-shipping facilities.
The BAJV commenced operations in April 2011 and aims to develop an alumina refinery to produce alumina from locally mined bauxitic gravels.
It is hoped that this will lead to a conservationist ethic amongst fishers who no longer regard fishery resources as resources to be mined for short term gains, but as a valuable resource to be maintained over time.
Despite being considered ill-omened by some Quantar Paths, the Pit has been heavily mined in the past due to the richness of the available debris.
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Due to the slow nature of mine clearance, public safety education campaigns are needed, surveys are required to locate unmapped mined areas, suspect areas must be marked, and the needs of mine victims addressed.
Following Kool Herc's example, drum breaks would be mined from jazz, rock and soul records that would eventually morph into the loops of Hip Hop production.
With Aurlia Gouthroii Multifidus, artist Carol Gouthro mined the ocean for inspiration.
There was one for meat, another for shells, and a third for the green tomalley yet to be mined from the carapace.
Gold, copper, platinum, talc, phosphate, vermiculite, sapphire, garnet, and other minerals are mined from the old, hard rocks of Rocky Mountain Montana and of the mountain outliers.
While mining companies worldwide recorded windfall profits, the standard of living of people living in countries where these minerals were mined did not improve.
A second multiple use is the opportunity to reduce present surface quarrying for crushed stone aggregate by using the dolomitic limestone mined from the deep tunnels and caverns.
In 2008, AICMA supported, for the first time, the demining of zones mined by lawless groups in the departments of Antioquia and Bolívar, where 75,037 square meters, 100 mines, and 261 planted explosive devices were cleared.
At the same time, when the level of volcanic activity is low, such activity produces ash, sand, pumice and aggregates that can be mined and collected for domestic use and export.
There were 35 to 40 million lbs. of uranium ore still to be mined but instead water was gushing in at a rate of 900 cubic metres per hour and starting to flood the lower levels.
Where the length of a sublevel is approximately 70 metres from its extremity to the central access cross cut, it is divided into two stopes, with the second stope mined after backfilling the first stope.
Cobalt arsenides, such as smaltite, safflorite, and skutterudite, with the sulfoarsenide cobaltite and the arsenate erythrite, are mined in Morocco and on a much smaller scale in many other countries.
Upgraders convert mined bitumen from oil sands into refinery-ready synthetic crude.
Some primary BIFs are now mined and beneficiated under the name taconite, but in essentially all of these deposits mining actually commenced in the high-grade secondary-enrichment zone.
Deposits of amianthus, a fine, silky asbestos, are mined.
Because most cinnabar as mined contains less than 1 percent mercury, various mineral-processing methods, such as jigging, shaking, screening, elutriation, and flotation, have been practiced to concentrate the ore.
Until the galamsey are fully registered there can be no assurances that illegally mined foreign diamonds are not entering the system of Ghana and subsequently sent to the international trading centres.
Separate lined repositories will be built in mined out panels adjacent to the process facilities to store the manganese precipitate from the raffinate solution.
The most popular is rhodolite garnet, which ranges in color from pink to purplish red and is mined in Africa, India, Sri Lanka and the United States.
Federal officials have fought for years to keep chrysotile, the type of asbestos mined in the province, off an international list of hazardous substances put together under the Rotterdam Convention.
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No mined source of niter has been verified at this time.
During, pre-Hellenistic and Hellenistic times gold and silver were mined extensively throughout the Mediterranean, in Asia Minor, and elsewhere in western and northern Europe and in Africa and Asia.
Apart from precious stones, the luxurious materials tend to be lapis, nephrite, malachite, agate, citrine, quartzite, bowenite, rhodonite and other minerals mined in Siberia, the Caucasus and the Urals.
As agriculture and industrialisation have moved ahead elsewhere, the thousand-square-kilometre DMZ, uninhabited and heavily mined, has been a refuge for two endangered birds: the white-naped and the red-crowned crane.
Wollastonite can be mined by open-pit or underground methods.
The small quantities used are derived from legally mined coltan.
Special waste is either used as aggregate and underground backfill, or is returned underground to other mined areas or transferred to sites with mills or mined out open pits.
Chromite is also mined in small quantities.
Gold, kyanite, asbestos and manganese ore are mined in small quantities.
For example, a front-end loader, armoured and adapted to excavate mined ground, can be designated as a mine clearance machine because the definition includes the removal of all mines to a certain specified depth.
One of the comments made was that the first day of the end of a mine is the first day of operation, when the first shovelful is taken out, because the material mined is a non-renewable resource.
Low-grade mined ore and PUG middlings will be backfilled in separate areas and in a manner to facilitate retrieval and future processing, when deemed appropriate.
For the mined out panels, the middlings and manganese precipitate will be deposited from the uphill side of the panel, and the supernatant pond will form against the embankment.
Earth embankments up to 10 m above ground level will be constructed in selected mined out panels in which middlings and manganese precipitate will be stored.
Kearl is situated in a prime location in the Athabasca region, representing one of the area's best undeveloped resources in terms of the quantity of bitumen that can be produced for a given volume of mined material.
Only smalt, an ancient pigment which was discovered in 2000 B. C. and whose main component, cobalt, was formerly mined in Saxony, is capable of producing this heavenly blue luminosity.
Cameco further responded that the arsenic increase was due to differences in the geochemistry of the ore body being mined, which resulted in changes in the effluent.
The explosive remnants from the conflict in Western Sahara posed problems for the nomadic population that needed to cross mined zones, at the border with Morocco, in order to move their livestock into farmland to graze.
Imerys RCC recognizes mining in the Amazon region is a sensitive issue, and unlike some other mining companies in Brazil, Imerys RCC doesn't wait until all the land has been mined before starting to regrow the forest.
Performance for the quarter at the Con Mine continued to be driven by improved mined grade for free-milling ores.
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In the 19th century, densely-packed countries like Germany and Britain began to improve the fertility of their soils by importing nitrogen in the form of guano from the Pacific islands of Peru, and saltpetre mined in Chile.
While these geologists were often responsible for identifying where certain valuable resources could be found, it was other groups that actually dug the oil wells and mined for minerals.
Under this grandiose scheme of Orwellian proportions, the personal information of Canadians will soon be collected, stored, linked, data mined, monitored and shared with other countries in an unprecedented way.
While we assembled our reports with children's building blocks, today's students can craft their information products with word processors, enrich them with multimedia mined from the Internet, and empower them with hypertext.
The coal to be mined from the Galilee basin and exported through Abbot Point each year which will create more CO2 emissions a year than produced by both Denmark and Portugal combined.
Huge quantities of lead were mined and processed for water pipes and drinking vessels at that time and it will probably be possible to detect the resultant emissions in the glacier ice.
In addition, if a shipment contains items grown, mined, or manufactured in different provinces, a separate form must be completed for each province.
Canada has not yet mined the full potential of its bijuralism.
Some of the greatest concerns are illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons, irresponsible transfers of conventional weapons, the use of cluster munitions and the existence of large mined areas.
Diamonds, coal, copper and nickel are mined in large quantities.
In Colombia, 493 mines and explosives were moved, in keeping with the Ottawa Convention, thereby clearing 14 of the 35 mined camps under government control.
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Gold deposits are a mile or two under water on the ocean floor, however the deposits are also encased in rock that must be mined through.
The latter compete with land grown to feed people while mined materials do not.
Sweden had from early medieval times exported iron and silver mined there, while Poland had and still has extensive salt mines.
Blue John is now scarce, and only a few hundred kilograms are mined each year for ornamental and lapidary use.
It is thought tin was mined here as early as the Bronze Age, and copper, lead, zinc and silver have all been mined in Cornwall.
The raw materials, coal, iron ore, limestone and clay, for the manufacture of iron, tiles and porcelain are exposed or easily mined in the gorge.
Britain mined international waters to prevent any ships from entering entire sections of ocean, causing danger to even neutral ships.
These metals were also mined in the upland areas of the Rivers Ystwyth and Rheidol.
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Although exploited in the past, none of these minerals is mined on a commercial scale today.
Tiffany has first pick of some of the best stones mined at Koidu and the remainder are sold to other trade buyers, according to Bloomberg.
The Irish Ulster Cycle and Fenian Cycle have also been plentifully mined for fantasy.
Additionally, until the 19th century peat was mined, dried, and used for fuel, further exacerbating the problem.
Susceptibility to such treatments depends on the location from which the quartz was mined.
This was based on oil extracted from shale, and by 1870 over 3 million tons of shale were being mined each year in the area around Livingston.
The crown was melted down and Mosman added 41 ounces of gold mined at Crawford Moor in Lanarkshire.
This network imported tin and charcoal to Cyprus, where copper was mined and alloyed with the tin to produce bronze.
Roughly half of all copper mined is used for electrical wire and cable conductors.
Hydrocarbons are mined from oil sands and oil shale, and potentially extracted from sedimentary methane hydrates.
Nitrate minerals are often mined for use in the production on fertilizer and explosives.
The Russian fleet mined the exit from the Bosporus, preventing nearly all Ottoman ships from entering the Black Sea.
On the orders of the Reagan administration, the CIA mined Nicaragua's Sandino port in 1984 in support of the Contra guerrilla group.
Silver, he writes, does not occur in native form and has to be mined, usually occurring with lead ores.
The deposits are mined using either hydraulic pumps or bucket systems that take ore to the surface to be processed.
Large mineral deposits are found in the vicinity of the batholith and these have been mined for thousands of years.
Nutrient inputs can be chemical inorganic fertilizers, manure, green manure, compost and mined minerals.
Many of the islands are volcanic, and marble and iron are mined on other islands.
Very few mineral deposits of Buru have industrial value, and only limestone is mined commercially.
Silver that was mined in Mexico and Peru was exchanged for Chinese silk, Indian gems and the spices of Southeast Asia.

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