Sentence examples for rock exploitation from inspiring English sources

Unaware that the movie "A Hard Day's Night" would prove so durable -- the evidence of earlier rock exploitation films suggested otherwise -- the company saw it mainly as a way to snag a soundtrack album.

According to the research, the greatest impact on the design and maintenance of the roadway is exerted by: tectonic disturbances, seismic activity, joints and compressive strengths of rock, exploitation workings nearby and support bearing capacity.

Yet even if Cuadrilla's bounty is smaller than it hopes, the earth is riddled with shale rock; its exploitation may check the upward pressure on prices, weakening the economic case for reducing dependence on hydrocarbons.It is time Mr Huhne admits it will be costly to curb global warming, says Dieter Helm of Oxford University.

In later years Mr. Betrock expanded his explorations by founding Shake Books, which published more than a dozen works on subjects tied to rock, like teenage exploitation films and the history of the pinup.

The effect of the flatness of the geophones array, complex geological structure of the rock mass and intense exploitation make the location results ambiguous in such mines.

Groundwater exploitation in hard rocks is difficult, because, in hard rocks, water is restricted to secondary porosity and thus to the fractures and the weathered zones.

Louise Richards, the charity's chief executive, said UK prices were at "rock bottom" only because of exploitation.

Roger Ebert called it "a powerful narrative, told so directly and strongly that the audience (mostly in the mood for just another good old exploitation film) was rocked back on its psychic heels".

She has taken a hard line against exploitation of women in rock, and has turn down numerous "Lilith Fair" type festivals.

At present, in term of dust suppression, the dust generated from shotcrete is easily ignored when compared with the rock or mine dust in mine exploitation.

In this definition, there are no restrictions on temperature, rock type or pre-existing geothermal exploitation'.   4.