This inconsonance brings about much disarrangement, such as pollution, heat island, overburden of resource and waste, etc. |
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The disease has led to a huge orphan crisis, creating an overburden on an already stressed medical system. |
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Freeport has blamed the collapse of the overburden pile on heavy rainfall, which reached on average of 40 millimeters last week. |
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Both tectonic stress and gravitational loading by overburden can produce pressure dissolution. |
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The remains that emerged from the overburden of centuries of rubbish were themselves the object of intense archaeological interest. |
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For a hydro-fracture to form and propagate, fluid pressure must exceed horizontal stress plus the tensile strength of the overburden. |
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Calculations suggest that 1,000 tons of overburden was removed to create a single shaft, which yielded approximately 8 tons of nodular flint. |
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Continued compaction by overburden then converts lignite into bituminous coal and finally, anthracite coal. |
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We've made foolish promises, and it wouldn't be right to overburden those future younger workers by keeping them. |
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Local miners have been digging and collecting here for several years, moving many tons of overburden soil and waste rock in the process. |
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Conversely, in an extensional basin, older strata would be expected to develop higher grades beneath an overburden of younger rocks. |
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In-situ methods make more economic sense for deposits covered by more than 75 m of overburden. |
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The overburden comprises sands and shales with thin coal interbeds, which passes upwards into sandstones and shales without coals. |
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Localized high-magnitude overpressures are also observed within pressure compartments in the deltaic overburden in the inner shelf. |
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Equipment was small and most miners removed all overburden by washing it down the creeks. |
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One bucket-wheel excavator removes the relatively thin overburden and exposes the coal seam. |
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The current planning application provides for the Moira site to be restored by filling with overburden from mineral operations at Albion. |
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Another key component to a heavy-equipment fleet is the machine that gets overburden off the site. |
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The overburden can be divided into three packages based on the geometry of the seismic reflections. |
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Underneath the muskeg is a layer of sand, rock and overburden, a clay-like material. |
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Overpressured prodelta shales may act as a decoupling zone between the structural basement and deltaic overburden. |
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These indicate that the thermal alteration is due to thrust loading and not to pre-thrust sedimentary overburden. |
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The overburden at some points compressed twelve-inch overhead crosspieces, or caps, to two-inch thicknesses in a year. |
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The bucketwheels were used to strip and stockpile the 4-6 ft. of overburden that covered the rich black sand. |
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The additional pressure and heat of the overburden gradually converts peat into another form of coal known as lignite or brown coal. |
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Areas that were not filled with nonnative material typically have little overburden. |
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The asymmetry of folds at shallower levels in the overburden sequence suggest that the original anticlinal ridges at the base of the overburden sequence were cuspate. |
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Thresholds set too low may both overburden the Commissioner's office and provide a disincentive for organizations to notify and report. |
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You don't want to overprotect them, but, at the same time, you don't want to overburden them. |
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With a rock overburden of up to 2500Â m, the Gotthard base tunnel is also the most deeply set rail tunnel in the world. |
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In India's cities a traffic accident on one street will quickly overburden alternative routes. |
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The geotechnical properties of the overburden, including shear strength and liquefaction potential, are provided. |
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These differences could be related to variation in degree of lithification of the overburden, causing it to collapse vertically rather than with more gentle downsagging. |
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However, whatever we do, we should not overburden the producer because he has already been considerably overburdened. |
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The Kurds and Kosovars are the least popular, because they struggle with the language and are thought to overburden schools. |
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Because of the altered and decomposed nature of overburden and ore materials, the Brazilian deposits are mined by the open-pit method. |
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We must not overburden ourselves in the area of statistical capability and the export of know-how. |
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The presence of contamination may result in the need for special measures to manage the removed overburden. |
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This price reflects the fact that the buyer will assume the obligation to restore the overburden. |
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It's not just overburden to be stripped away to get at the oil, diamonds, gold, and other minerals. |
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This recommendation must be balanced with the need to not overburden departments with requests for more reporting. |
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It is important not to overburden the claimant with excessive demands for additional detail. |
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This material will be returned to the mining pit and covered with overburden, to be followed by topsoil and other reclamation materials. |
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He said it was fundamental to have a full-time person and not to overburden volunteers. |
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All topsoil and vegetative overburden shall be removed and separately stored along the north eastern boundary of the site to the satisfaction of the Local Planning Authority. |
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Contracts have been let to South Australian firms for site preparation, removal of overburden and the installation of a major mining and heavy mineral separation plant. |
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It is proposed that evaporite dissolution led to the collapse of the weakly lithified overburden, and this deformed with a series of concentric extensional faults. |
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The economic cost of these factors could be reflected by an overburden of social medical response that could eventually deny health services for the masses, in many nations. |
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In this mining method, explosives are first used in order to break through the surface or overburden, of the mining area. |
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Overburden from subsequent strips are deposited in the void left from mining the coal and overburden from the previous strip. |
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The overburden is composed of three types of fill material: the dry topsoil layer on the top, the water saturated alluvium or eluvium layer in the middle, and the bedrock at the bottom. |
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Please understand that on the Syncrude lease there are seven ponds that were constructed with waste material and different overburden, and those have been followed for years. |
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With heavy equipment digging at overburden to access the coal, and with some of these mines being many square miles in size, the effect on the landscape can be striking. |
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Proper placement of overburden, mineral soil and topsoil for reclamation. |
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Adults have a responsibility not to expose children at risks or to overburden children with responsibilities that they are not fully developed to take. |
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It included hydraulic mining to prospect for ore by removing overburden as well as work alluvial deposits. |
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Hydraulic mining is utilized in forms of water jets to wash away either overburden or the ore itself. |
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This is accomplished by drilling holes into the overburden, filling the holes with explosives, and detonating the explosive. |
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For example, to remove overburden that is loose or unconsolidated, a bucket wheel excavator might be the most productive. |
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The contour mining method consists of removing overburden from the seam in a pattern following the contours along a ridge or around the hillside. |
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In a similar fashion to streamworking, much use was made of water for the removal of the overburden and gangue. |
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The work involved removing overburden and grading. |
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You many not use this Website in any manner which could damage, disable, overburden or impair this Website or interfere with any other party's use and enjoyment of this Website. |
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We believe that it is crucial to invest in making the most efficient use of energy and in informing consumers, whilst ensuring that the new legislation does not overburden small businesses with costs. |
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It must then have a similar meaning to that in the previous paragraph, i.e. that countries should provide access to the technologies in a way that does not overburden their capabilities. |
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However, in order not to overburden limited government capacities and leverage efficiencies introduced by UNDP systems, direct payments will be considered as a main working method. |
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You many not use this Site in any manner which could damage, disable, overburden or impair this Site or interfere with any other party's use and enjoyment of this Site. |
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Tariq A, Durnford DS Moisture retention of a swelling soil under capillary and overburden pressures. |
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A dragline is a large earthmoving machine designed to remove overburden, or layered rock, to reveal a coal seam. |
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Explosive blasting, truck and shovel, bulldozer and dragline are all used to loosen both the overburden and the coal. |
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But interest rates for the initial purchase and for services are exceedingly high, and often overburden purchasers to a degree that perpetuates their impoverishment. |
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The overburden and clean waste rock stockpiles are located near the pits. |
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The unions are sitting down with their employers and saying that they understand there is a cash crunch and an overburden of seats available and that they may have to go to smaller planes. |
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You may not use the Site in any manner that could damage, disable, overburden, or impair the Site or interfere with any other party's use and enjoyment of the Site. |
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It is often necessary to fragment the overburden by use of explosives. |
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The target is entirely overburden covered and four widely spaced drill holes put down in the anomaly intersected layered gabbroic to anorthositic gabbroic rocks. |
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The dredge removed 191,500 cubic metres of overburden to extract 2,900 cubic metres of gravel which was treated through the on-board diamond recovery plant. |
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The overburden is then removed by draglines or by shovel and truck. |
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The issue that mine managers had to decide was whether it was worth removing the extra overburden to form a gulley in order to be able to mine deeper into the lode. |
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In any case, the maritime voyages did not overburden the Ming treasury. |
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This earth is referred to as overburden and is removed in long strips. |
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