Sentence examples for mining of other from inspiring English sources

By the late 12th century the metal mines were brought under the control of the Crown; operation of the tin mines was devolved to the Lord Warden of the Stannaries, and mining of other metals was directly controlled by the Crown as Mines Royal.

Bitcoin mining is so called because it resembles the mining of other commodities: it requires exertion and it slowly makes new currency available at a rate that resembles the rate at which commodities like gold are mined from the ground.

After oil was discovered in Ponca lands, around the same time that Wheeler No. 1 was tapped, its exploitation, together with the mining of other resources, started brewing environmental troubles for the tribe.

Further mining of other TLRs regulated by miRNAs is still needed.

We performed a TBLASTN search to determine whether these multi-coding exon genes are specific to the cichlids or whether they had been overlooked during the mining of other fish genomes.

Sehgal is aware of how mining entertainment out of other social networks full of highlight reels of people's lives can make people feel insecure, even if the platforms earn lots of money.

As he wrote in 1989, five years before his death, in an essay titled "101 Spring Street": My requirements were that the building be useful for living and working and more importantly, more definitely, be a space in which to install work of mine and of others.

The mining of gold and other precious metals leaves environmental devastation in its wake by leaving arsenic residues and other problems associated with mining.

Diamond mining also has negative environmental consequences The mining of gold and other precious metals leaves environmental devastation in its wake by leaving arsenic residues and other problems associated with mining.

Livestock raising (notably racehorses) and the growing of soybeans, grains, and peaches are major factors in the economy, as are the mining of kaolin and other minerals.

With the decline of the fur trade, the mining of silver and other metals became the main economic activity in Siberia in the 18th century.