Sentence examples for maintained underground from inspiring English sources

A dip of about 85° southward maintained underground caused the Aso-N·C rupture bands could have extend toward the south side of −30 to −20% S velocity perturbation named LD at a depth of about 6 km below mean sea level (msl) beneath Kusasenrigahama, as reported by Sudo and Kong (2001).

I may still have a few copies of Walt Disney's Comics & Stories I read as a wee lad, which often featured the wacky adventures of the pathological wealth-hoarder Uncle Scrooge McDuck, who maintained underground lairs loaded with gold coins he'd occasionally go swimming in.

The company maintains underground vaults for the storage of cremated remains.

That is hardly comforting for businessmen like Mr. Kukol, who has had to lay off 5 employees who install and maintain underground water sprinkler systems and cut the hours of about 23 others.

Part of their motive was to raise enough money to cover their liabilities for maintaining underground railway tunnels that passed underneath, so they and their developer partners stacked up their schemes with as much valuable volume as they could.

But his New Yorkers are gloriously resilient: bridge-and-tunnel types may be lobbing bombs and partisan cant at them, but downtown hipsters have transformed the meatpacking district into the "Independent Artists Collective Protectoratee," Central Park's paramilitary guardians maintain underground bamboo farms, and nobody dares to mess with the Flatiron Building.

Services William's Environmental installs, removes and maintains underground waste storage tanks in the Webster County area.

Though commercially successful over an extended period, they maintained an underground-style, subcultural identity.

To maintain the underground water table and preventing land subsidence resulted from the use of underground water as raw material for clean water.

But can these companies maintain their underground image while engaging in the promotion that is required of most new tech companies these days?

The shortage is the result of a complex interplay between commercial gas companies and the federal government, which maintains an underground helium reserve northwest of downtown Amarillo that produces roughly 30 percent of the world's helium.