Sentence examples for enable excavation from inspiring English sources

Pressurized TBMs can reduce risk and may enable excavation through unfavorable rock mass conditions, but this will require continuous installation of a gasketed segmental concrete lining (undrained solution), which can mean a conservative lining design for the rest of the tunnel.

The section thus becomes, together with light, the instrument that enables excavation, and modelling of the interior like archeological actionl.

Samples collected from exposed stratigraphic sections associated with archaeological excavations enable detailed reconstructions of local vegetation and fire histories that can be directly linked to archaeological evidence for agricultural activity.

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The use of 3D laser technology is ideal to monitor strata displacements in underground excavations enabling complex spatial data capture of the entire space around monitored pillars including all roof and rib deformation which occurs during the pillar excavation.

These three sources of funding enable us to assist in geophysical surveys, expropriations and excavations; we have already commissioned studies for 8 ancient theatres and the results of these studies are being submitted to the Ministry of Culture.

In this paper, a systematic numerical parametric study is conducted to develop a simplified and approximate method to enable practicing engineers to estimate tunnel response due to overlying basement excavation.

The trained model can serve as a simple and reliable prediction tool to enable estimates of maximum wall deflection for preliminary design of braced excavations in clay.

Joint interpretation of geophysical data and excavation results enabled precise determination of the lateral and vertical extent of a slag deposit from the Roman smelting activity.

However, the excavation did reveal was that there was an addition to the north of the castle to enable the use of guns.

This has positively affected the operational capacity of the field teams and enabled them to excavate more areas, with an average of approximately 100 forensic archaeological excavations annually (Fig. 8).