Sentence examples for material excavation from inspiring English sources

The normal force variations accelerate the wheel vertically and excite a bending oscillation of the wheelset axle which leads to lateral slip and lateral material excavation.

Glenn Schwartz, Whiting Professor of Archaeology and chair of the Department of Near Eastern Studies, was named recipient of the 2017 ASOR G. Ernest Wright Award for Rural Archaeology in Early Urban Northern Mesopotamia: Excavations at Tell al-Raqa'I, a volume dealing with archaeological material, excavation reports, and material culture from the ancient Near East and eastern Mediterranean.

The amount of available energy at the tunnel entrance depends on the hydrogeological and thermal properties of the rock-mass and the geometrical and technical characteristics of the tunnel (geometry, length, lining materials, excavation methods).

We are also reshaping the planet's rocky material – mining and other excavation shifts four times the amount moved naturally by glaciers and rivers.

Both standard and advanced non-linear constitutive models can be adopted to account for a potential shear failure of a subsoil material during excavation consequently triggering the evolution of damage of an above-ground (upper) structure.

During construction crews removed 73000 sqyd of material during excavation at the site, poured 15000 sqyd of concrete with 1640 ST of rebar, used 1100 ST of structural steel, and on the exterior of windows and 125 ST of stainless steel were used.

Recently researchers have pointed out that the generally accepted laboratory "rules" (see e.g. [17]), which are well suited to avoid or account for laboratory derived contamination, may not be sufficient to detect more worrisome contamination added to the material during excavation and subsequent handling (pre-laboratory contamination) [18] [20].

In the last 30 years, laws have been strengthened to preserve archeological (and fossil) material in excavations but paleontological treasures have yet to be revealed.

"What we need to be doing is using material from excavations, sequencing ancient genes, and combining that with what we know from archaeological evidence about how animals were used in the past".

In an op-ed for The New York Times, Amr al-Azm, Salam al-Kuntar and Brian Daniels wrote that the militants are mainly profiting from the trade by allowing locals to dig up materials at excavation sites and collect taxes on the profits.

I have previous experience working with ancient materials digging in an archaeological excavation and restoring ceramics in a conservation lab.