Sentence examples for prospection in from inspiring English sources

"It is lamentable that the government has approved a Supreme Decree authorising oil and gas prospection in protected areas," Vargas is quoted as saying.

The aims of this study are (1) to contribute to archaeological prospection in the sites and (2) to develop evolutionary models of the sites based on geomorphological inferences.

The ground penetrating radar (GPR) response and geochemical signatures given by archaeological structures and palaeolandscape features, presented here improves the quality and reliability of scientific information derived from archaeological prospection in wetland contexts.

As opposed to the usual conditions for prospection in temperate or tropical regions, where the surface visibility of archaeological features is often poor and confusing, here the extreme aridity of the landscape has permitted an extraordinary degree of both preservation and visibility of the fields, canals and other constructions.

This is why there is nothing absurd in speaking about the narrative unity of a life, under the sign of narratives that teach us how to articulate retrospection and prospection in a narrative way" (Oneself as Another, 163, translation modified).

Anomaly zone ('3') in the south is consistent with an earlier geomagnetic prospection in this area (Walach, 2008).

The good performance of our method is evident in the more accurate surface wind speeds obtained from mesoscale models in two wind farm prospection sites in Spain, where several measuring towers are installed.

Moreover, retrograde amnesic patients were reported to be impaired not only in prospection but also in imagining novel experience (Hassabis et al. 2007).

For instance, a drilling shale prospection well in Poland costs twice as much as the US coming in at $20 million.

Combined, the positive correlation between the regional activity of the PHC and procrastination suggested that procrastination is accompanied by increased negative episodic prospection encoded in the PHC.

Such information may be relevant for defining appropriate strategies of prospection and in situ conservation of the wild olive tree.