Sentence examples for environment rock from inspiring English sources

The observed rapid glacier wastage in the European Alps during the past 20 years already has strong impacts on the natural environment (rock fall, lake formation) as well as on human activities (tourism, hydro-power production, etc).

A research group was created, which had four main tasks: ventilation, energy, fire and safety; the environment; rock mechanism and geology; and laws and regulations.

Challenging the board environment, rocking the boat, is very important".

But now, in a political environment rocked by recession and a rowdy tea party, and with Huntsman's eyes on a possible presidential run in 2012, his position has evolved.

"I think it's a much friendlier environment," Mr. Rock said.

Geologists read into the mineral composition how and in what environment a rock formed.

An understanding of the relationship between the geological environment and rock mass behaviour induced by mining activities can lead to hazard reduction through knowledge-based design.

In a political environment where rock seldom gets by the radio censors and would be hard pressed to challenge the popularity of canto-pop for air time anyway, Thin Man was one of 10 bands introducing Beijing's masses to the music for the first time.

"Based on the preliminary findings, I believe that the main reason for the department's controversial actions and large use of force in response to an environment of rock and bottle assaults on our officers by a small group of agitators... was quite simply a command and control breakdown," Bratton said.

If you want to do a cruise of the Galapagos keep the following in mind when choosing your boat: The larger boats are less intimate but more stable and the smaller boats have more personal touches and a convivial environment but rock more.

Although it was well established that the geochemistry of tiny mineral bodies might facilitate the interpretation of the geologic environments of rock formation, these rocks had been strongly metamorphosed during their long history, which obscured the geologic environment of their original formation.