Sentence examples for excavation through from inspiring English sources

One specific feat, the excavation through a portion called Spotted Wolf Canyon, required excavating 3500000 cuyd of rock to have a bed for just 8 mile of roadway.

This will require excavation through bedrock, but that can be done without resorting to blasting, Mr. Friedman said.

Visitors to the Theban Mapping Project's Web site (www.kv5.com) can, with the aid of a plug-in or two, watch that excavation through a montage of color photographs.

Following, using the measurements of TBM advancing rate, quantity air flow and methane concentration carried out during the tunnel excavation through San Emiliano geological formation these two parameters have been determined for the tunnel.

This paper investigates tunnel excavation through stratified rock masses from the engineering geological behaviour to the rock mass properties quantification and finally to the study of tunnel response, based on numerical analyses results.

About the time that the excavation reached the bottom of the engine house wall, water from the Delaware river rushed up into the middle of the excavation through the gravel bottom, its source being afterwards ascertained to be a defect in the forebay of the pumping station.

As in 1995, reconstructing a road into Chã will require construction over, or excavations through, the recently emplaced lava flows.

In a way he fulfilled the Antiquaries' dream, not through scientific excavation, but through other forms of inquiry.

Both male and females of the species (including all tody species) dig the burrow and usually begin as early as September, with excavation continuing through June.

The very low overburden, poor rock quality, and demanding crossing with an existing road tunnel (at a vertical distance of only 4 m) required special excavation methods through reduced sectors and special blasting techniques in order to limit the blast-induced vibrations.

Her task in making this film is excavation, pursued through media old and new: oral histories, maps, digital video, home movies, satellite imagery, and archival film footage.