Sentence examples for the process of excavation from inspiring English sources
On the way to the Primary School Abdulvehab Ilhamija, we see many houses still covered with soil, while some are partially excavated and some are in the process of excavation.
It's a jawbone-dropping tale, told crisply through talking heads, in which the process of excavation proves at least as fascinating as the fallout.
In order to capture the consumed diesel oil in the process of excavation and transport, the diesel oil consumption is converted into equivalent EC according to the average efficacy of diesel generator.
Hence, it is important to find out the performance of polymer with the time during the process of excavation till the time of concreting, polymer fluid must retain its properties for its efficient working as a borehole stabilizer, making essential to study this effect.
Attorney General Jose Antonio Sossa has publicly disparaged the findings and stalled the process of excavations.
The anisotropic constitutive equations are then implemented in a 3D finite element computer code in which the processes of excavation, installation of bolts and lining placement are simulated by means of the "activation/deactivation" technique.
Observing the profiles of the facades we grasp this desire to articulate the mass, as in the processes of excavation of the Roman works, with bodies sometimes heavy and sometimes as narrow as blades, to accommodate the various functions: exhibition halls, conference rooms, offices and public spaces.
Results show that the surrounding rock pressure and structural stress both change constantly in the process of tunnel excavation, and the surrounding rock stress releases obviously near the excavation face, which presents a noteworthy biased feature and time space effect.
This keeps the material in its original form, and postpones any commitment to the painstaking process of excavation by hand.
Fractures were measured by borehole images obtained with a digital panoramic borehole camera throughout the processes of tunnel excavation and support installation.
Light and gravity, and the weight of the architecture as a process of excavation and investigation have become essential elements of a new way of analysing archaeological remains.
