Sentence examples for core samples for from inspiring English sources

For Deb O'Connell, 57, who grew up here and works at the mine cutting core samples for testing, past and future are combined.

In addition to these datasets, a further total of 80 datasets was obtained from laboratory tests performed on greywacke and agglomerate core samples for this study.

The fundamental analytical techniques available for laboratory evaluation of core samples for sensitivity and damage potential are briefly described in this chapter.

The static data obtained from the core samples (for mainly tight limestone, organic rich argillaceous limestone and shale) are correlated to the properties obtained from the log analysis.

Here, we used diatoms to investigate the modern ecosystem of Lake Kushu and its surrounding area on Rebun Island and of Hime-numa Pond on Rishiri Island and selected core samples for comparison.

The results obtained strongly indicate that the temperature effect depends on the initial permeability of core samples: for low-permeability (LP) or higher-permeability (HP) rocks, the temperature-permeability dependence exhibits a negative nonlinear correlation.

Restricting our analysis to native-born persons at least 65 years of age and the core sample for 1996-2001, all individuals self-identify as white (n = 187).

Using the core sample for persons 15-64 years of age and for years 1996-2012, wexcludede all persons who lived abroad or who lived in a different national region during the previous year for each year after March 2002.

The data from the halved core samples were statistically analyzed, using the T test, in order to determine if there is a difference in E values between the upper section of the core sample (near the pavement surface) and the mid-section of the same core sample for different plastic concrete temperatures.

Restricting our analysis to native-born working-age and school-age persons, that is, persons 15-64 years of age, and the core sample for 1996-2001, 0.0762 of native-born Arab and Islamic Americans self-identify as white (s.e. = 0.2657, n = 616).

The song has subliminally reentered popular culture in the last few years: as noted Dylan expert Scott Warmuth pointed out to this writer via Twitter, the intro to Enoch Light's easy listening arrangement of "Autumn Leaves" (itself influenced by Roger Williams' version) provides the core sample for the popular loungey theme for the TV show "Mad Men".