Sentence examples for more difficult geological from inspiring English sources

Rock-gas outbursts, including sandstone-gas outbursts, become more and more serious with increasing depth of engineering and more difficult geological environments and their prediction and prevention are one of the major challenges to the rock mechanics and rock engineering community.

These challenges include more restrictive regulations, a negative public perception, and difficult geological formations.

Compared with geological disposal, near-surface disposal demonstrates a greater diversity of disposal system designs, a wider variety in hydrogeological settings, waste that is more heterogeneous in nature and more difficult to characterize than typical waste streams intended for geological disposal.

The splits within clade B, however, seem more difficult to interpret, as little information is available on the geological and climatic history of the interior of Arabia.

But Alun Ellis, science and technology director of Radioactive Waste Management (RWM), the government-owned company asked to deliver a geological disposal unit, said that "the other half of the problem – the more difficult half – is how we overcome the social and political challenges".

It is more difficult to gauge the view of geoscientists concerning the potential for oral traditions to inform the understanding of geological phenomena, although recent trends suggest a growing receptiveness to the idea [10].

Zone is more difficult.

Meat was more difficult.

More difficult decisions".

That is more difficult.

More difficult for vegans.