Sentences with phrase «dredged from»

The rocks were dredged from the remote Gakkel Ridge, which lies under 3,000 to 5,000 meters of water; it is Earth's most northerly undersea spreading ridge.

Figure 2: A piece of methane hydrate dredged from the seafloor.

GE has committed itself only to the first phase of the cleanup, during which 22 tons of PCBs will be dredged from «hot spots» around Fort Edward and nearby Hudson Falls, where GE plants discharged the chemicals (used to make capacitors) from 1946 to 1976.

She has described the color that emerges in her paintings as»... dredged from within.

Like the surrealists, he created aggressive, disturbing forms apparently dredged from the depths of the unconscious, as in the ironically titled Hip Hip Hooray of 1949 (now in the Tate Modern).

Utah's Great Salt Lake has Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty of 1970, a massive iodine coil of more than 6000 tonnes of black basalt rocks and earth dredged from the site.

Spider III is at once repellent and hypnotically attractive, a sinuous, sophisticated creation that nonetheless seems dredged from the very depths of the dark subconscious.

On the flip side of the coin, everyone berated The Order: 1886 for being short and too cinematic for its own good, and while it was flawed, it didn't deserve the hatred that had been dredged from the bowels of the internet (at least, not in my opinion).

The water temple had been built from the cenote's tufa stone, and its floors had been covered with broken water jars, teeth, and claws dredged from the sacred pool.

After a renovation to transform what was a sandbank into dry land using material that was dredged from the bay, this 1.2 mile strip is known as a top destination for super-yachts.

It was built up into dry land using material dredged from the bay in 1934.

While there won't be any candy - coating the issues, Sagittarius season WILL help us turn a wider lens on all the ills of society that Scorpio season dredged from the muck.

Onboard our research vessel, the RV Sally Ride, are eight containers, each as large as a compact car, filled with sediment dredged from the deep Pacific Ocean floor.

Today it is an almost completely paved naval air base built atop earthen material dredged from the San Francisco Bay in the 1930s.

But Binns and Scott were more fascinated by the rocks that they dredged from the mounds, which were rich in a different way.

It was clear from the start that the water quality could not improve until contaminated mud had been dredged from the canal and removed.

«The woolly rhino bones were all dredged from the North Sea and river deltas in the Netherlands.

The researchers, centered at the University of Tsukuba, described two specimens of X. japonica dredged from the seafloor of the western Pacific: a female about 5 cm in length, and a juvenile about 1 cm in length.

GE has won approval from the EPA to shut down a 100 - acre plant the company has used during a seven - year project to treat polluted sediment dredged from the bed of the Hudson River.

In hopes of bringing boats back to the Syracuse Inner Harbor, where the water depth is as little as two feet in places, the Onondaga County IDA voted to let state canal officials dump mud dredged from the harbor on property owned by the county agency.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo confirmed Tuesday that his state will file suit to overturn federal approval of plan to allow sludge dredged from harbors in Connecticut to be disposed of in the open waters of Long Island Sound.

Army Corps of Engineers records at the Wilmette Historical Society studied by the Tribune indicate that sand was dredged from the harbor and dumped just to the south in 1976 and 1978 on the neighboring Baha'i lakefront property, which is specifically mentioned on hand - drawn maps of the area.

you indeed do represent a group of idiots claiming all sorts of ITK factiods and truisms dredged from the yellow press BS you so eagerly swallow hook line and sinker.

It requires, in the end, a grand work of the Holy Spirit to dredge from the dogged channels of our minds the waste quietly expelled for decades into the flowing stream by those very shore establishments whose useful products have made us what we are.

One answer is dredgings from harbours and navigation channels, which are currently mostly dumped out to sea, where they may damage the marine environment.

I never tired of listening to his experiences, and he didn't tire of dredging them from his memory.

Not exact matches

The ROVs are operated from the surface and can perform underwater hardware installation, pipeline inspection, dredging and various maintenance and repair services.

The cool hunters of the 1990s focused on the increasingly individualistic generations X and Y, and the audience from which Internet - based research dredges its data skews young as well.

WWF Australia has said the material dredged during the port expansion would be enough to fill 150,000 dump trucks that «lined up bumper - to - bumper would stretch from Brisbane to Melbourne», a distance of more than 1,000 kilometres (620 miles).

• Kinder Morgan plans to dredge Second Narrows channel to allow larger Suezmax tankers that can carry 1 million barrels of crude — four times as much as spilled from the Exxon Valdez.

«They feel like they are dredging it up from the past,» Grosser said.

McGarry, referring to the muck containment site off U.S. 1 for the recent Turkey Creek dredging, said Hurricane Irma would have to deliver 36 inches of rain before any water would need to be released from the site.

Brevard County officials say they the containment areas that hold muck from recent dredging projects will be able to withstand Hurricane Irma, without spilling muck sediments back into the Indian River Lagoon.

In Cocoa Beach, muck from ongoing canal dredging goes on a island just west of Cocoa Isles Boulevard.

Muck dredged up from Turkey Creek was pumped to a storage site just north of the creek near U.S. 1 and Robert J. Conlan Boulevard.

DREDGING SOLUTION The SlurrySucker operates from the top of the water surface and sucks silt from the bottom of the processing pond

While I'm sure you can dredge up a few nutjobs who refuse to denounce this bit of mass murder, it's not as though this guy is getting a whole lot of accolades from ANY quarter.

Isolated passages are dredged up from the Talmud to give the appearance of Halakhic legitimacy to behavior toward «outsiders» that is dubious at best and downright dishonest at worst.

Remove chicken from marinade, dip into egg and then dredge into bread crumbs.

Remove the chicken from the buttermilk and dredge each piece in the crumb mixture.

And speaking of tips, the little gem about letting the chicken sit after dredging to allow the coating to better adhere — even more critical when the chicken is skinless — comes straight from Chef Michael Symon of The Chew.

Remove the chicken from the buttermilk mixture and dredge into panko mixture.

Remove the fishes from the marinade bowl, dredge both sides in flour, and then dip both sides in the egg and dredge again in the flour.

WOrking with one piece at a time, remove chicken from marinade (shaking off excess) and dredge in flour to coat.

After substituting the buttermilk with milk & lemon juice, I ran out of four so I dredged half the batch of chicken from the flour to the milk into a some panko I had in the pantry.

Remove the crabs from the milk, one at a time, shaking off an excess, and dredge them in the flower.

Remove cutlets from nondairy milk one at a time & dredge in flour mixture, using one hand for dry & one hand for wet ingredients, until thoroughly coated.

These oven - fried pickles get their crispy exterior from a dredge in flour, egg and whole - wheat breadcrumbs.

In three batches, remove the shrimp from the buttermilk mixture, allowing the excess to drip off, and dredge in the cornstarch.

Unlike clams which are dug from mudflats and oysters that are pried off rocks, scallops are free - swimming and are harvested in trawls, dredges or by divers.