Sentence examples for under land from inspiring English sources
Ah well, I mustn't complain, some countries are in real trouble, not a drop of oil anywhere, under land or sea!
Asked if the company wanted the government to change the law on trespass, Davies replied: "When it comes to operations under land - telecommunications, water pipelines, gas pipelines - many things happen under land and there have been laws put in place to allow these things.
But amid that pain, tens of thousands of people got small farm plots under land reform, and in recent years many of these new farmers overcame early struggles to fare pretty well.
Still, the road from Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin State, to Hpakant was never well maintained and the jade town was left to decay under land erosion and flooding.
Further fostering bad feelings within communities, under a concept known as "compulsory integration" gas companies can drill under land without the owner's consent if they have leases in most of the surrounding area.
What's puzzling is why Cuadrilla is expending its energy on an oil-drilling site in southeast England when it says it has identified an enormous resource — an estimated 200 trillion cubic feet, or 5.6 trillion cubic meters, of natural gas — under land it leases in the northwest of the country.
Similar issues are associated with long under-land tunnels, such as those under mountain ranges such as the Alps.
However, under other conditions the Darcy's law can result in significantly large errors in predicting both pressure drop and under-land cross-flow rates.
Accurately predicting the under-land cross-flow rate and pressure drop in such flow fields is crucial in flow field design optimizations.
Darcy's law is the most commonly used model in predicting the under-land cross-flow and pressure drop in such flow fields.
The predicted pressure drops and under-land cross-flow rates from the two models are compared with experimental data and the results show that under some conditions, both the Darcy's law and the modified Darcy's law can predict pressure drop and under-land cross-flow rate reasonably well.
