The number and complex connections among these factors make the analysis of post-mining terrain restoration expensive and time-consuming.
The lyrics on "Veckatimest" — written by Mr. Droste and Mr. Rossen, sometimes in tandem — mine the terrain of personal relationships.
He mines similar terrain here, with help from the pianist Ryan Cohan, the bassist David Finck and the drummer Jaimeo Brown.
He mines similar terrain here, with help from the singer Kenny Washington, the pianist Dado Moroni, the bassist George Mraz and the drummer Clarence Penn.
He mines the terrain between art and overly pretentious thought about art; and between life and television or movies (which, for symmetry, often qualify as unexamined thinking about life).
Ballast is provided by two older artists: Jo Baer, who reconfigures her signature two-toned Minimalist borders as quasi-legible letters, and Dan Walsh, who is represented by a field of concentric green lines that effectively mines the terrain of Frank Stella's Black Paintings.
Camp can sometimes possess a harsh underpinning; Busch mines subtler terrain.
Thirty-five years later Mr. Cobham is once again mining jazz-rock terrain, with a band that includes Dean Brown on guitar, Tom Coster on keyboards and Victor Bailey on electric bass.
In southern China, a relatively warm and humid area, but with hilly terrain, mining subsidence induced landslide and mudslides severely endangering public safety.
Skilled at mining the psychological terrain of her characters, she explores gender, androgyny and social expectation in Orlando, which doubled as a literary love letter to Vita Sackville-West.
But White doesn't hesitate to mine the darker terrain of the suitcase.
