Sentence examples for exploit underground from inspiring English sources

That is why the oasis inhabitants exploit underground water without using electric energy by means of the foggara system.

A range of coal grades are exploited underground, including bituminous, subbituminous, and lignite.

The southern oases of Al-Khārijah and Al-Dākhilah have been developed to some extent as part of a reclamation project centred on exploiting underground water resources.

Fracking, the controversial technique for exploiting underground supplies of shale gas, does not appear to result in the contamination of groundwater supplies, according to an independent investigation carried out in the US.

With the development of rock mechanics, people improve their cognition about surrounding rock classification, the existing classification standards have some problems and can not receive extensive application at the process of exploiting underground mine.

The multi-year SUbT competition is designed to "explore new approaches to rapidly map, navigate, search, and exploit complex underground environments, including human-made tunnel systems, urban underground, and natural cave networks". In particular, teams are tasked with search and rescue missions in underground structures, ranging from mines to caves to subway stations.

During recent decades, the Indonesian government has undertaken great efforts to exploit the underground water resources through application of conventional technological solutions so far without lasting success.

For New Yorkers frustrated by the lack of space the tradition has long been to build upwards - but the city renowned for its skyscrapers is now looking to exploit spaces underground too.

To improve the living conditions for the inhabitants, a German-Indonesian network of scientific institutions, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), focused on the development of innovative and highly adapted technologies to sustainably exploit the underground karst water resources.

The major South African and Canadian deposits are exploited by underground mining.

The brothers look with disdain and fear at Chinese businessmen and laborers now exploiting the underground riches of their land.