Sentence examples for measures of coal from inspiring English sources

The underlying measures of coal have proved important for the development of the area; it was around Worsley Delph that the settlement first began to grow.

A 1963 act abolished such archaic measures as the rod and chaldron (a measure of coal equal to 36 bushels) and redefined the standard yard and pound as 0.9144 metres and 0.45359237 kg respectively.

Each year the residents would have been given a free suit of clothing, a measure of coal and, if the charity allowed it, some pocket money (Alms).

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Production benches, belt system and drill holes on the study area Open image in new window Fig. 6 Radiometric sensor measurement device, installed on the conveyor belt, measuring blend of coal resulting from multiple excavators, just before the stock pile.

(Coal rank is a measure of a coal's degree of metamorphism expressed as its position in the lignite-to-anthracite series and is primarily based on decreasing volatile matter content and increasing carbon content).

If (lambda_{i}) is the cumulative power consumption of the i th province, and θ i is the cumulative coal production, then the Gini coefficient measures the equity of coal production and power consumption across provinces: G = 1 - sumlimits_{i = 1}^{n} {[(lambda_{i} - lambda_{i - 1} )(theta_{i} + theta_{i - 1} )]} quad lambda_{0} = theta_{0} = 0.

This facility can be used to measure the evolution of coal deformation and migration of originally existing gas in coal.

Sample preparation procedures such as grinding and outgassing can affect the measured physical properties of coal (Walker et al. 1988a).

Radiotracer technique was used to measure the RTD of coal particles in a pilot-scale fluidized bed gasifier (FBG).

This objective is achieved by measuring local deformation of coal sample and its permeability under a constant volume boundary.

Approximated heat production values of Triassic sedimentary rocks, igneous intrusions/dykes that have been identified as intrusions of coal measures, and Permian coal measure sedimentary rocks were sampled by Facer et al. (1980).