Sentence examples for mining opportunities from inspiring English sources

-- A tale of two economies: The town of Ely, Minn., is home to abundant mining opportunities.

One of those looking to explore new mining opportunities in Guinea is a Middle East investment fund, which also employs Blair as an adviser on business matters.

Despite the prevalence of potentially toxic legacy mines in the region, some experts suggest that the town of Silverton and surrounding San Juan County have resisted Superfund status and are still actively seeking out additional mining opportunities.

In the 1870s and 1880s, these photographers were frequently employed by government and commercially sponsored land survey expeditions, which came west in search of mining opportunities and to plot the course of the railroads.

It discusses Microsoft strategy and organization, the new features that have been introduced into SQL 2000, and the role of OLE DB in data mining for creating new data mining opportunities by opening the Microsoft technology and architecture to third-party developers.

They often died penniless, attempting to reproduce their earlier good fortune in fresh mining opportunities.

It will be a sales pitch of epic proportions, because it will be a cash stream and data mining opportunity of epic proportions.

We now spend so much of our time online that we are creating huge data-mining opportunities".

Microsoft's interest in the platform seems to rise partly from data-mining opportunities and partly from the possible gains it offers in productivity: you can be working on a project on your desktop, but in touch with an expert from across the globe.

The ad-targeting experiments by Verizon and AT&T are striking examples of the data-mining opportunities open to phone carriers now that they have become the nexus of the information universe, providing a connection to the Internet for people anywhere they go, at any time.

Large-scale exome sequencing data repositories, such as The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), the 1000 Genomes Project, National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Exome Sequencing Project, and The Sequence Reads Archive, provide researchers with excellent secondary data-mining opportunities to study genomic data beyond the intended target regions.