Sentence examples for mining from the from inspiring English sources

Sand and gravel mining from the seabed is important in nearly all Pacific countries.

There are remnants of copper mining from the bronze age, a Wizard's Well and a hidden wizard's cave, the inspiration for Alan Garner's The Weirdstone of Brisingamen.

This paper focuses on whaling since the sixteenth century, and on the development of mining from the nineteenth century to the present.

Ms. Mikhael says she helped Mr. Falciani develop a Hong Kong-based company, Palorva, to sell data to other banks, initially believing he obtained the information through what he called "data mining" from the Internet.

With uncontrolled urbanization have come many illegal actions by industries such as sand mining from the Vaigai River which has lowered the river-bed, causing the channels to dry up, which in turn have caused the tanks to dry up.

The knowledge acquisition (KA) process is not "mining from the expert's head" and writing rules for building knowledge-based systems (KBS), as it was 20 years ago when KA was often confused with knowledge elicitation activity, and modern engineering tools did not exist.

Since June, a series of scoops in the Guardian, the New York Times, the Washington Post and Der Spiegel, based on the revelations about data-mining from the former sub-contractor Edward Snowden, has been disclosing how America's National Security Agency and our own eavesdroppers at GCHQ have been engaged in bulk surveillance of millions of citizens here and around the world.

Manganese could not feasibly be mined from the ocean floor.

On the first day I just watched mine from the edge of the pool.

(The transcription is mine, from the C-Span video; there isn't an official transcript).

I cut mine from the same type of aluminum angle that sandwiches the blade.