Sentence examples similar to cost blasting from inspiring English sources

"Nobody's built up there because of the cost of blasting solid rock," Mr. Lombardi said.

Think about that: the cost of blasting out 7 billion emails is effectively zero.

Rock fragmentation plays a critical role in large-scale quarrying operations because of its direct effects on the costs of drilling, blasting, secondary blasting and crushing.

For example, NASA or Roscosmos could send up the supplies needed for long missions in stages and store them at the station, reducing the cost and complexity of blasting off large weights from Earth.

Cavo Paradiso's colossal sound system blasted Cost's unreleased tunes and dynamic selections to all corners of the club, which is perched above Mykonos's Paradise Beach, and fog from the dance floor floated off the balconies and out to sea.

The addition of the drilling, digging and loading costs for the blasted material amounts to a significant overall cost to mine operators.

The government needed to "iron out difficulties with telephone costs before they blast the poor to bits".

Figure 5 shows the cost of extraction of shale overburden (UCS = 75 MPa, CAI = 1.5) for four different scenarios: drilling, blasting, and hydraulic shovel (scenario #1); drilling, blasting, and electric shovel (scenario #2); drilling, blasting, and wheel loader (scenario #3); and SM method (scenario #4).

Figure 4 shows the cost of the extraction of sandstone overburden (UCS = 100 MPa, and CAI = 2) for four different scenarios: drilling, blasting, and hydraulic shovel (scenario #1); drilling, blasting, and electric shovel (scenario #2); drilling, blasting, and front-end loader (scenario #3); and SM method (scenario #4).

Also discusses blasting design.

An alarm starts blasting.