Sentence examples for extraction development from inspiring English sources

Gas extraction development will be such a shame, he says, especially given the Northern Co-operative Meat Company has just started certifying grass-fed beef and the company is "just 10 miles away from the dirty thing".

We also performed experiments that only enrollment and test sets were extracted using CRA algorithm, and results show that both approaches gave better results than the baseline of traditional i-vector extraction approach, but the results of whole extraction (development set, enrollment set and test set) are best.

A 1984 study estimated the EROEI of the various known oil-shale deposits as varying between 0.7 13.3 although known oil-shale extraction development projects assert an EROEI between 3 to 10.

74 Wheat germ extraction development started in 1973 when Roberts and Paterson identified an efficient translation mechanism with tobacco mosaic mRNA 77 in wheat germ.

The "Natural Resource Charter,"2 with its 12 principles on how to turn the natural endowments into extraction and development, is such a tool available for resource-rich developing countries.

This freed up vast, open spaces for unfettered resource extraction and development, effectively imprisoning indigenous people: until 1951, leaving a reserve, even for a day-trip, required a permission slip from the government's local "Indian agent".

Friday's ruling, by Bruce R. Harris, deputy chief administrative judge of the department's board of land appeals, said leases were invalid when the leasing was "based on existing environmental analyses which either did not contain any discussion of the unique potential impacts associated with coal bed methane extraction and development or failed to consider reasonable alternatives".

Against this backdrop, the industry critics who stick their necks out and try to cobble together the material and the science to show harm or potential harm relating to shale-gas extraction and development are in a lose-lose situation.

Experimentally determined cloud points for biphasic acetonitrile systems are essential for efficient design and extraction process development for the recently proposed and effective oxidative desulfurization method.

Extraction and development costs in North America have rocketed to $11 per barrel from $5 in 1999, and in Europe to $18 per barrel from $11 over the same period.

Our results suggested that untreated areas may be naturally recovering from the large disturbances associated with resource extraction and development in the late 1800s, and that natural recovery processes, including self thinning, are taking hold.