Sentence examples for mining in which from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin's design rests on a process called "mining," in which people run software that races to solve mathematical puzzles.

Information like this should prove highly useful in applications like audio mining, in which computers search tapes to identify particular speakers.

Mountaintop removal mining, in which the debris is shoveled into surrounding hollows, often polluting streams, has divided two natural Democratic constituencies: miners and environmentalists.

Building markets in food and services is, as Eslake points out, a far more competitive field than mining in which Australia had a huge natural advantage.

The rule came about after environmental groups sued the E.P.A. over "heap-leach" mining, in which cyanide is used to extract gold from open pits.

On the other hand, longwall mining, in which the equipment removes continuous parallel bands of coal, may recover nearly all the coal present.

The process is called "prescription data-mining," in which specialized pharmacy-information companies (like IMS Health and Verispan) buy prescription data from local pharmacies, repackage it, then sell it to pharmaceutical companies.

Through the caverns of a mine in which 336 Italian men were slaughtered by Nazi soldiers.

The mines in which ArcelorMittal is selling a stake are considered top assets.

BSGR acquired an iron-ore mine, in which it later sold a majority stake for $2.5 billion.

Brad DeLong digs up a contemporaneous column of mine in which I knew better; here's more from Mark Thoma.