Sentence examples for would tunnel from inspiring English sources

As the positive voltage increased, the carrier injection became higher and the energy band of electrolytes would be tilted further, so that traps started to be filled with major injected carriers, and the others would tunnel from Hf BE to the Ec of HfO2-x layer (F-N tunneling).

The mine would tunnel 900 feet beneath the wilderness area.

The complaint alleged that the copper and silver mine project would tunnel under one of the region's last undeveloped habitats for two threatened species, grizzly bear and bull trout.

Pillinger thought of something more direct: a small, lightweight probe that would tunnel below the surface, bring up some samples, analyse them on the spot for the chemical signature of life, and radio the results home.

Over the past two months, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has unveiled an ambitious blueprint for an eight-mile subway line that would tunnel under Second Avenue, from 125th Street in East Harlem to the southern tip of the financial district.

Ms. Hoza said that the trail as it has mapped it out would tunnel under exit and entrance ramps, or, in some cases, would divert to a side road to go around the ramps.

When the quijo angled upward, he said, so would the tunnel, and it did.

What quantifiable financial benefit would the tunnel bring, and would it justify the expenditure of $5.6 billion?

Would the tunnels be trench-dug and back-filled to save money, or truly tunnelled, which would have less impact?

"I'd get tunnel vision and become hypervigilant, pulse racing and breath shallow".

The western section would involve tunnelling through mountains to link the headwaters of the Yangtze and Yellow rivers.