Sentence examples similar to co exploitation from inspiring English sources

Experimental results from the novel method can provide theoretical support for effective field implementation in gas co-exploitation strata.

The regions covered by igneous sills are sites where the gas resource is enriched, and the engineering applications show that the gas extraction technology via surface wells can ensure the safe and high-efficiency co-exploitation of coal and gas and be of significant commercial value.

Copyrights, co-publishing, exploitation, synchronization; these are some of the terms that were thrown around throughout the first class of ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) and Music Unites' Night School series.

In a statement marking its launch, the Young Workers Centre said its purpose was "empowering young people to defend themselves and their co-workers against exploitation of the kind recently exposed at 7-Eleven, Pizza Hut and on some Victorian farms".

Officers from Toronto's Child Exploitation Co-ordination Centre and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police then sent intelligence on people who had used his website to law enforcement agencies in more than 50 countries.

Specifically, after the conference, the European Centre for Women and Technology (ECWT) and the Hellenic Professionals Informatics Society (ΕePIS) co-organized the exploitation round table in Athens last 15 November 2013, in the framework of the European project ladybizIT: Women Entrepreneurship on the Verge of ICT.

It is shown that such a co-viability requires medium exploitation rate.

A Special Providence (1969), Yates's second novel, strip-mines a mother-son relationship, excavating deep seams of exploitation and co-dependence.

Exploitation Angles: Co-star the lead and the producer, for Mrs. Drew's clever work is as valuable to you in reputation as Miss Joyce's well-founded popularity as a star.

In the following years even more families lost control of their land, as the Indonesian army divided and relocated communities in its attempt to subjugate the population.Today Amaro Silveiro dos Santos, president of the Ermera Farmers Union, a coffee co-operative, says the exploitation of people and land turned many in the area, his parents included, from independent landowners into pawns.

In 2010 Japan and Vietnam signed an agreement to co-operate in the exploitation of the minerals.