Sentence examples for range of limestone from inspiring English sources

Along the county's western border rise parts of the Cotswolds, a range of limestone hills.

Finally the effect of particle size and the percentage range of limestone needed for inerting coal under two different granulometries were determined.

The Mendip Hills (commonly called the Mendips) is a range of limestone hills to the south of Bristol and Bath in Somerset, England.

Bath is in the Avon Valley near the southern edge of the Cotswolds, a range of limestone hills designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Thomas Hardy described the Mendips as "a range of limestone rocks stretching from the shores of the Bristol Channel into the middle of Somersetshire", and several of his books refer to the Mendips or sites on the hills.

In spite of unfavorable condition in R23 block (GR2 GR3), the P-wave velocity between GR2 and GR1 galleries is in the range of undisturbed limestone.

Along a coast chiseled from ranges of gold limestone and pink granite, they sail past beaches of pink sand created as the sea wore down the coral.

The flow rate ratio now becomes frac{{Q_{m} }}{{Q_{f} }} = frac{{L_{m} }}{{w_{f} }} frac{{K_{m} }}{{K_{f} }} frac{{mu_{f} }}{{mu_{m} }} (5 Typical values of L m are 10 50 m with an emphasis on the lower end of the range for limestones and larger grained sandstones.

The Company's operations range from the excavation of limestone to the production, sale and distribution of cement, clinker and concrete.

It occupies a diverse range of habitats, from humid limestone soils to the flood zones along riverbanks and elevations of 200 3000 m [ 23, 24, 31].

For binary composite specimens the replacement ratios of limestone or slag ranged between 6 and 15%.