Sentence examples for extraction and transport from inspiring English sources

Iceland is an ideal location to base ocean research, drilling and support for extraction and transport.

Bord Na Móna Allen Peat Limited and others engaged in peat extraction and transport were also parties to the case.

Until the 20th century, Seattle's economy was based on lumbering and the extraction and transport of other locally abundant natural resources.

An Taisce argued that it had not because it had considered only the impacts of the plant's operations but not those resulting from peat extraction and transport.

The conceptual design for this accelerator is discussed, and simulations of both beam extraction and transport are presented.

For safe extraction and transport over dry river gullies and unpaved tracks between the field site and the laboratory in Addis Ababa, a protecting and a reinforcing "jacket" of plaster was formed around the specimen before it was removed.

These tests confirmed the need to review the main concepts of the beam extraction analysis and transport when high currents of low energy beams are produced.

We examine the role of physical, chemical and physicochemical differences between the consequences of accidents occurring in high-risk technologies (oil extraction, refinery and transport, big chemistry process, space shuttle flying start, airplane, underground mining, high velocity train transportation, etc).

In addition to economic gains, the use of optimization strategies in the development of a structural design can reduce the consumption of materials whose extraction, manufacture and transport cause large environmental damage, as occurs with reinforced concrete inputs.

The report tries to calculate the "well to wheel" release of greenhouse gases (mostly carbon dioxide) for a variety of fuels in other words, the amount of greenhouse gas released as a result of the extraction, refining and transport of the fuel, and its use to power a car for 1,000km.

Currently, these residues are disposed of by burning or shredding, not being exploited because of several technical difficulties in extraction, handling and transport as well as because of the lack of accurate data on the quantity and suitability of these residues.