Sentence examples for safe extraction from inspiring English sources

The statement said: "BP and Rosneft have also agreed to establish an Arctic technology centre in Russia which will work with leading Russian and international research institutes, design bureaus and universities to develop technologies and engineering practices for the safe extraction of hydrocarbon resources from the Arctic shelf.

When, in 1506, diggers' shovels hit a large piece of ancient sculpture in Rome's Esquiline Hill, news of the event was sent urgently to Pope Julius II, who dispatched the Vatican architect, Giuliano da Sangallo, to oversee the precious work's safe extraction.

As part of the agreement, Rosneft and BP will set up an Arctic technology center in Russia "to develop technologies and engineering practices for the safe extraction of hydrocarbon resources from the Arctic shelf," the companies said in a joint statement.

Effective engineering characterization of granites altered through processes of kaolinization is critical for safe extraction and design of slopes for the china clay industry in south-west England.

QuEChERS (quick, easy, cheap, effective, rugged, and safe) extraction method, being a variant of the SALLE technique, adds an additional dispersive solid-phase extraction (dSPE) cleanup step after the partitioning of the organic phase and aqueous phase in the presence of salts.

We do so by calculating the maximum safe extraction rate before and after the construction of a cutoff wall; i.e. the maximum rate of groundwater extraction for which the maximum salt concentration entering the drain or the well is below a certain threshold.

To facilitate the design of safe extractions, we use numerical results to develop analytical approximations for the influence of cutoff walls.

They outlined principles for safer extraction, including disclosing all chemicals used in fracking, minimizing water consumption and protecting groundwater, and reducing the impact on roads and ecosystems.

Identifying the nature of the interactions is important for future design of methodologies for economical and environmentally safe oil extraction from oil shale through cession of kerogen from minerals.

A modified Quick, Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged and Safe (QuEChERS) extraction procedure was therefore optimised using an experimental design methodology, in order to purify samples with high DOC contents.

Both candidates have expressed support for safe gas extraction and also serious concern about the safety of the new form of drilling.