Sentence examples for proposed rock from inspiring English sources

Results show that the proposed rock support design method is more realistic and rational for the reinforcement of blocky rock mass.

Fierce opposition in Temecula, a city known for its vineyard-covered valley and rock-ribbed conservative politics, persuaded the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to vote down the proposed rock mine by a 3-2 vote, despite the promise of hundreds of new blue-collar jobs to the recession-flattened region.

Zhu et al. (2011) and Sayers (2013a) studied seismic AVO responses based on the proposed rock physics models for shale.

A proposed rock climbing wall and mountaineering training centre at the Tonabrucky Quarry in Galway city might alleviate both of these issues.

The proposed rock-shed protection is made of reinforced concrete slabs held up by specially designed supports that act as a type of expendable fuse to absorb high rock-fall energy especially when shock occurs on the side of the slab.

BP and Irving Oil will work together on the next phase of engineering, design, and feasibility for the proposed Eider Rock refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.

The advantage of the simplified LE method is that buttress and support design iterations (along with sensitivity analysis of design parameters) can be completed for various cross-sections along the proposed overhanging rock sections in an efficient manner, compared to the more time-intensive, sophisticated methods that were used for the initial validation.

And we proposed a rock sound source crowd localization algorithm.

Manzanal et al. (2016) proposed that rock avalanches dilate upon failure, however; as fragmentation proceeds, the reduction in grain size results in a switch from dilative to contractive behaviour, resulting in generation of pore-air pressures.

It was proposed that ROCKs are required for contraction of the cleavage furrow [8], and ROCK inhibition was reported to retard cytokinesis and impair cytokinetic segregation of glial filaments [9].

This facies was first proposed for rocks subject to a load pressure of about one-fifth of a kilobar (about 3,000 pounds per square inch) and temperatures of 200 to 300 °C (400 to 575 °F).