Sentence examples for buried ore from inspiring English sources

However, these techniques have had mixed success in delineating buried ore bodies, because the particular mechanisms and their effectiveness in transferring ore-related metals upwards through transported cover are poorly understood.

These are rough estimates, and there is a wide gap between the value of refined metal and the value of buried ore.

Determination of the elemental composition of plants (biogeochemical exploration) can aid in the detection of buried ore deposits due to their root penetration through the weathered cover.

This paper provides an overview of recent progress on mechanisms of metal dispersion from the buried ore deposits through the transported cover to the surface and penetrating geochemical methods to detect the anomalies.

And in the shadow of the Black Mountain, here in the Kalu Valley in remote Bamian Province, villagers hope that Indian and Canadian mining operations can turn buried iron ore into new lives for struggling families, breaking a cycle of poverty in this high place cut off by snow for six months of the year.

Figure 8 shows the SW-NE residual gravity profile (whose location is shown in Figure 10-1, page 272, Grant and West 1965) taken normal to the strike of the buried causative ore vein.

The water was recovered from deeply buried sulphide ores containing zinc and copper.

Problems in Zhong-guan Iron Ore are complicated hydrogeological conditions, larger water inflow in mine ore, all ore bodies buried under the water table, ordovician limestone aquifer in the system directly to the roof for the ore body.

The iron ore buried inside the Simandou range may be worth a hundred and forty billion dollars.

The iron ore buried inside one of the world's poorest countries may be worth a hundred and forty billion dollars.

But Ivanhoe, he says, needs $800 million to develop open-pit surface and underground mines to grab ore buried a kilometer down.