Sentence examples for ore resources from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, considering these factors during the flowsheet design stage in the development of new ore resources may reduce financial risk associated with building a new plant.
The clusters of industrial towns that earned this appellation sprang up in the 18th century in the historic counties of Staffordshire and Worcestershire with the intense exploitation and local use of coal and iron ore resources.
LONDON — The Aluminum Corporation of China agreed on Thursday to invest $19.5 billion in the mining group Rio Tinto, taking advantage of lower valuations to guarantee access to iron ore resources.
Historically, over 35 Mt of manganese has been mined at Woodie Woodie, and current ore resources are 29.94 Mt at 39.94% Mn, 6.96% Fe (resource and reserves statement, June 2011, Consolidated Minerals Pty Ltd).
Other land papers relate to some ten thousand acres in Rowan County, Kentucky, bought by A.S. Diven from Benjamin Loder in 1872, and managed by Samuel McKee of Louisville; there are many letters from McKee and others relating to the title, activities of timber thieves, squatters, and feuding mountaineers, and timber and ore resources on the tract.
PhosAgro controls approximately 2.1 billion tons of apatite-nepheline ore resources.
Related identifiers specifies the location of machine parsable metadata ORE files with use of the ORE resource map being used for the Live Preview described below.
Värmland has channeled its timber and iron-ore resources into industrialization, namely, iron mining, lumbering, and papermaking.
OAI-ORE Resource Maps exposed through DataCite metadata.
Figure 1 Data selection using OAI-ORE Resource Maps within the JSmol browser environment.
The METS manifest, along with another internal XML document, the OAI-ORE resource map [13] defines the contents, locations and properties of the documents comprising the collection.
