Sentence examples for new blasting from inspiring English sources

With the application of electronic detonators, which have a minimum delay and a delay accuracy of 1 ms, a new blasting pattern using short-delay intervals is proposed in the present study in order to improve rock breaking and control blast-induced vibrations in cutting blasting with single free surface in underground mines.

Noise from the new blasting equipment was not measured, but was perceived by the investigator to be potentially hazardous.

A new blast of snow has fallen on the New York state city of Buffalo, piling more misery on a city already buried by a deadly storm that could leave some areas with more than 8ft (2.4m) of snow on the ground.

"A new blast at the conduct of Judge Samuel H. Kaufman . .

1.40am Two new blasts and brief bursts of gunfire ring out at the apartment.

New blast walls have been put up around a central market that sits between Sunni and Shiite areas.

Tata has invested £300m in the plant over the past four years, including £200m for a new blast furnace.

Tata has invested £350m in its Welsh operations in the last five years, including £200m for a new blast furnace at Port Talbot.

It's a standard assumption in the metals world that no one will ever again build a new blast furnace in the rich, industrialised countries.

Tata, the Indian conglomerate that owns the remnants of British Steel, has invested £300m at the site over the last four years, including £200m to build a new blast furnace.

Opera houses draw a diverse public, but for financial support they lean heavily on mega-wealthy corporations and executives, whose labor practices and moral self-justifications would elicit new blasts of invective from the likes of Brecht and Steinbeck.