Sentence examples for being stored underground from inspiring English sources

There, in the machinery room. he checks the nineteen-eighties's era "brain" of the elevator, a bank of electronics initially designed to raise and lower rockets being stored underground.

Simplifying the steps in this story, the decision to use the land for bioenergy results in more carbon being stored underground in fossil fuels, but this benefit comes at the expense of less carbon being stored by plants and soils.

Take refrigeration: the perfumes are stored underground at 12 degrees Celsius.

The potatoes are stored underground and sold in situ when prices increase during winter and spring, Yazgan added.

In areas where squirrels are present, many nuts are stored underground and are not reclaimed, and by spring many seedlings appear.

These trains will be stored underground in tunnels across the city, making it impossible for the agency to provide regular service on those routes.

For sequestration, however, the CO2 must be stored underground, probably in depleted oil and gas fields or in porous briny rock.

Labourers – mostly women – package and stack the fruit, which then is stored underground until it is needed for export to Europe, Russia and elsewhere.

Pilot projects cost about £2bn each, running costs are unknown, and there are likely to be severe limitations to where carbon dioxide can safely be stored underground.

The 21-foot missiles were stored underground, and Mr. Miller writes that the complex needed a generator powerful enough to provide electricity for a town of 10,000.

(Chalabi has also suggested that Iraq could contribute to the United States' Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which is stored underground in salt caverns along the Gulf of Mexico, and then use the oil it contributes as collateral to borrow money from the American government).