Sentence examples for readily recoverable from inspiring English sources

The problem is that gas reserves in western Canada are being depleted more quickly than readily recoverable new reserves can be found.

Generally, scrap with a gold content of less than 0.1percentt, unless readily recoverable by leaching, is recycled back to a pyrometallurgical process.

(B) "closed at all points where potable or readily recoverable spirits are present and the distilling apparatus" after "shall be continuous and".

Most of the uranium was readily recoverable but a small percentage is released very slowly on flushing, suggesting conversion to a more stable form.

As readily recoverable reserves dwindle in stable places such as North America and Australia, miners are forced to operate in more troublesome ones, such as Latin America and Africa.

Whereas caves and rockshelters were often occupied at least in part for protection from the elements, the reasons why human foragers occupied other places on the landscape (however briefly) are varied and not always readily recoverable.

Gels breaking readily via a free-running crack (i.e. high recoverable energy) were perceived as the most crumbly ones.

Strikingly, the afferent response was recoverable after only a few minutes, but the changes in pressure were not readily reversible.

Theoretical calculations regarding the maximum recoverable electrical energy can be extracted from the biofuel and the biooxidant, glucose and molecular oxygen, each readily available in human lachrymal liquid, fully support our belief that biofuel cells can be used as electrical power sources for so called smart contact lenses.

"They're recoverable here.

"Our legal fees are not recoverable either".