Sentence examples for existing bedrock from inspiring English sources

It's targeting startups with a B2B proposition, name-checking BIG Data as a plus-point, along with ideas that will benefit from industry ties with the region's existing bedrock of companies operating in the e-learning and e-health space.

The existing bedrock includes very ancient Archean gneiss, metamorphic beds interspersed with granite intrusions created during the Caledonian mountain building period (the Caledonian orogeny), commercially important coal, oil and iron bearing carboniferous deposits and the remains of substantial Paleogene volcanoes.

Despite scaling challenges, flume experiments continue to provide much needed tests of existing bedrock-erosion theory, force development of new theory, and yield insight into the mechanics of landscapes.

Prohibiting digging new wells, obstructing illegal wells, stopping boring bedrocks in existing wells, managing water consumption and concerning concept of virtual water are some solutions for prohibiting water resources lost in the study area.

Hydrogeological characterisation of the basement aquifers and their prospects have been investigated from geo-electric studies, groundwater yield tests, and from well inventory data of existing boreholes across the various bedrock terrains.

The extent of salt-contaminated bedrock extends well beyond existing surface salt scars.

We should look to these and other existing multi-sector programs as the bedrock of a more unified national retraining effort for the displaced American workforce.

Table 6 Summary of existing borehole data for the different bedrock settings Rock units Migmatite/gneiss (N = 59) Granitic rocks (N = 30) Quartzite/quartz-schist (N = 22) Parameters BH depth Sat.

Conventional geological mappings were also conducted to update the existing map for accurate fixing of rock boundary and demarcating the area into various bedrock settings.

As a consequence, many still existing glacier and permafrost landscapes probably transform within decades into new landscapes of bare bedrock, loose debris, sparse vegetation, numerous new lakes and steep slopes with slowly degrading permafrost.

Just as there is no theoretical limit to the demands that can be made in the name of any or all of these tasks, there is also no bedrock on which to stand as one undertakes either a critique of existing systems of punishment or the design of an ideal system.