Sentence examples for over excavation from inspiring English sources
The union fears Spanish-owned Oban Earth Works will cut 50% of staff when it takes over excavation and haulage operations at the quarry.
Lectures and readings will examine topics ranging from the debate over when the continent was first inhabited to present-day conflicts between Native Americans and archaeologists over excavation and the interpretation of the past.
The case study of the Ghomroud water conveyance tunnel project, under construction by a double shield TBM, is used to examine the effect of rock mass parameters on tunnel convergence and hence on the need for over excavation and shield lubrication to avoid problems such as shield seizure.
Under or over excavation of carious dentin could have left caries-infected or sound dentin respectively.
It is based on four Decision Plots (DPs) and some associated equations, whose input data are the isotropic in-situ stress, the rock mechanical parameters, the maximum tolerated over-excavation and the shield skin friction coefficient.
However, in sandy cobble stratum, over-excavation at the cutting face is very common.
On the other hand, over-excavation would remove the caries affected dentin and leave a sound substrate, with no potential sites for remineralization.
A good rule of thumb is to add 5 to 10 percent to your figured volume to account for spillage, waste, or over-excavation.
The surface topography of the ground over mining excavations plays a key role in the mechanism of subsidence.
Their funding by state institutions, and their penetration of government bodies such as the Israel Antiquities Authority (with responsibility over excavations and renovations) and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, have provided them with a platform to act with impunity and renewed ambition.
The aerial photographic operations were divided into three parts: (1) flights over excavations already in progress, such as Persepolis and Rayy; (2) aerial documentation and mapping of sites under consideration; and (3) reconnaissance and exploration flights over archaeologically unknown areas of Iran.
