Sentence examples for extract and ore from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, practical capability of the sensor was investigated successfully by assessment of Al III) ion quantity in some aqueous samples namely mineral water, Al-Mg syrup, black tea extract, and ore samples (Basalt and Andesite), in perfect agreement with flame atomic absorption spectroscopy (FAAS).
Each phase of iron mining used different technologies to extract and process ore.
Barrick Gold acquired the mine in 1994 and continued to extract and process ore at what became known as the Barrick Bullfrog Mine.
Barrick Gold acquired LAC Minerals in 1994 and continued to extract and process ore at what became known as the Barrick Bullfrog Mine until the end of 1998.
Thanks to computers, new machines and new chemical processes, there were more efficient ways to extract and refine the ores for chrome and the other metals.
(And, there's also a serious side to my resistance: The trace minerals that go into manufacturing our relentlessly upgraded Playstations and high-tech gadgets are fueling unimaginable violence in Congo to extract and profit from tin ore, coltan, cassiterite, and other resources. The yen for the new new thing has its victims, in a few different places).
Economic feasibility of the mine depends on weighing the cost of extracting and refining the ore to how much of the ore is composed of the valuable element.
The deal was notable not only because BSGR's expertise was in mining diamonds, rather than extracting and exporting iron ore, but because the glittering prize of Simandou had cost the company so little: rather than paying the government of Guinea for the concession, it had invested $165m in an exploration programme in the area.
"Fifty or sixty years ago the primary way you made steel was to dig a hole in the ground, extract ore, and smelt it.
For commodity producers – the likes of mining firms that extract iron ore and steel manufacturers – a global slowdown threatens their profitability.
Models were designed to be generous towards the hypothesis that prospectors made claims that could be profitably worked to extract silver ore and transport it to Gothic for sale.
