Sentence examples for ore produced from inspiring English sources

The deal, which was initially worth nearly $A 3 billion, included future royalties on any ore produced.

The army corps of engineers estimated in a report last year that in the absence of the Poe Lock and the fleet of heavy freighters, only 35% of the ore produced in northern mines could be transported using smaller vessels, trucks and rail.

Opponents of the bill also argue that while government enforcement did help slow deforestation, temporary economic factors also played a role that demand for the cattle, soy, timber and iron ore produced in the Amazon fell in the United States and Europe as the global financial crisis took hold.

The aerial dust and roasted bog ore produced enhanced susceptibility and remanence signatures in the constructed 'peat core' experiments.

Kuroko, which is a black ore produced in submarine volcanoes, includes minerals such as copper, lead, silver, and gold that are useful for industrial activities.

With this, the growing demand from countries, such as China and Japan for iron ore produced in countries, such as Australia and Brazil, is only increasing.

Thus, As-bearing phases are generated, and are present in solid and liquid waste from diverse mining processes, including roasting of the powdered enriched ore (producing fine particle waste), conversion of smelting products (dusts), the solvent extraction process (solutions), Cu recovery by refining (electrolytes), precious metals refinery (purges) and heap leaching [acid mine drainage (AMD)].

Experiments with water produced more oil than those without water, and the hydrous experiments with added U-ore produced more oil as well.

As shown in Fig. 2c, hydrous experiments with U-ore produced less CO2 than those without U-ore, ranging from 1.6 to 22.5 mL/g TOC, and 2.2 to 28.2 mL/g TOC, respectively.

Smelting of lead sulfide ores produces a liquid layer of copper sulfide matte that can be decanted, along with slag and speiss, from the lead bullion.

Some South African ores produce charge ferrochromium containing 52 54 percent chromium, 6 7 percent carbon, and 2 4 percent silicon; ores from Zimbabwe with a higher chromium-iron ratio yield a product that is 63 67 percent chromium, 5 7 percent carbon, and 3 6 percent silicon.