Sentences with phrase «of excavating»

Moreover, the application of a vapor barrier or the cost of excavating a well - defined quantity of soil are the types of remediation expenses that a brownfield developer and their lenders should be able to underwrite.

Implement training courses for new recruits - Safe working practice, Scaffolding hazards, Fire Safety, Safe aspects of Excavating and Barricading, Site housekeeping, Safe Storage, Walkways, and Escape Routes.

The dragline operator is responsible to understand the instructions clearly and perform the task of excavating ground, loading, lifting and moving materials accordingly.

Climate model simulations of the Last Glacial Maximum show an even stronger Bodélé LLJ compared with that of the present, and dated evidence points to the conditions under which deflation would have been capable of excavating the depression which was later partly filled by paleolake Megachad (31).

On the other side of the Arctic from the smoking fossil fuel pits of Alberta, nature is in the process of excavating a new, and no less terrifying, kind of pit.

Her works are very much about the process of looking, of excavating beauty and value from inglorious castoffs and flawed fragments.

Meyers captures the necessity and complexity of excavating the truth as the foundation of life moving forward.»

An unexpected sandstorm pre-empts the original tour, and the class instead discovers two researchers on the verge of excavating the tomb of Ikah - Mu - Kahma... Egypts first female ruler.

The success of excavating sponges depended on the intensity of coral bleaching and consequent coral mortality.

Gomez's team is in the process of excavating the rooms down to the floors and it is possible there are nobles buried in the detritus or even below the chamber floors.

And the arduous work of excavating and plastering the fossil was not the end of the saga, Martill recalls: «Building plaster's got clay in it and takes ages to dry, so we looked for firewood — which is not easy to find in a desert — dug a trench on either side of the bone and lit fires to encourage it to dry.»

Approximately 90 % of excavated seabed would be returned to the ocean floor along with tailings, creating a sediment plume approximately 1000 square kilometres in size.

Upon arrival, a stop is made at El Zanjón de Granados, a series of excavated ancient tunnels that serve as both an archaeological museum and event space.

One of the key findings was that the size of an excavated crevice had an influence on the amount of shrimps that subsequently gathered in it.

«The function of these excavated cavities is much like that of the webs of social spiders, which live in groups and share the trapped prey among group members,» explains Tanaka.

Soil polluted with other organic pollutants than oil accounts for as much as 45 % of excavated contaminated soil.

In Finland during 2005 and 2006, almost 3 million tonnes of excavated, contaminated soil was transported into landfill sites and other treatment plants.

The long - term retention of excavated ancient human remains is a fundamental principle of scientific research, regulated by professional ethics and guidelines, and is a museum practice that has been much examined around the world.

Three of the excavated rings seem to be aligned with the points on the horizon where Sirius would have risen in 9100 BC, 8750 BC and 8300 BC, respectively (arxiv.org/abs/1307.8397).

Some of the excavated communities revealed signs of burials, while other digs yielded sophisticated arsenals of stone tools.

The Quarry Ceramic Soap Dish is designed to look as though it was crafted of excavated stone, and carved into a practical, yet stylish, bathroom accessory.

The Quarry Ceramic Toothbrush Holder is designed to look as though it was crafted of excavated stone, and carved into a practical bathroom accessory.

The Quarry Ceramic Wastebasket is designed to look as though it was crafted of excavated stone, and carved into a practical, yet stylish, bathroom accessory.

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Young Airedale Terriers are especially rambunctious and can turn your garden into a moonscape of excavated moles and tulip bulbs.

Some of the excavated findings are housed in a museum here in Challapampa.

It was created out of the excavated material from the former Nor» Loch (now the gardens).

The third shares a similar feel, showing a first - person perspective of an excavated staircase.

Last week saw the opening of his solo show at the Whitney, «Neither New nor Correct,» featuring paintings of excavated billboards, posters, and other signage found in his Leimert Park neighborhood in L.A..

Operating like a Mark Dion — style display of excavated artifacts, the installation features two Plexiglas vitrines set against the backdrop of a photographic series depicting white ghostly silhouettes of Harris on her property and a blow - up of the racist letter that tarnished Harris» reputation rendered illegible by aerial maps of the property.

Clusters of excavated craters or deep jagged rifts define the topography of the resulting works.

Causing heartburn for project applicants developing on tribal land, the Tenth Circuit reversed the District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma's grant of summary judgment and determined that the defendants» large - scale excavation project, involving site modification and the use of excavated rock and soil in the installation of wind turbines, constituted «mining» under federal regulations addressing mineral development on Native... Complete story»

All of the excavated earth was used to build a hill around the house (except for the South wall).

They began digging our pool yesterday morning and I had to drag the patio furniture around for a good shot because most of my yard is covered in giant piles of excavated (and weirdly stinky) dirt!

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Archaeologist Alisha Gauvreau, a doctoral student from the University of Victoria and a scholar with the research institute Hakai, led a team that excavated the site in late 2016.

Developing the mine would have required building roads, buildings, and other infrastructure and excavating about 5 million tons of ore - bearing rock.

In excavating the story of King's visit to Harlem Hospital, I uncovered my grandfather's own fight for civil rights — and realized I'd misunderstood his legacy as a black doctor all along.

While the largest component of this extraction is exploration and development of oil and gas resources, the bureau is also responsible for «non-energy minerals» (primarily sand and gravel) excavated from the ocean floor.

The extraction and processing of a viscous oil called «bitumen,» excavated from vast formations of sand just below the surface of Alberta's northern region, has come under fire because it requires more energy than many other oil operations.

Important clues can be excavated from a 35 - page essay that has been gathering dust since 2010 in the archives of the US - China Economic and Security Review Commission.

Why didn't the fact that the copper mines they were excavating that were dated to the time of Solomon (who used copper for the temple) get any kind of media play?

This documentary follows the plight of the park rangers as they seek to protect the mountain gorilla population as well as the park from poachers and SOCO International, a British oil company, who wants to excavate in search of oil within park borders.

With time, the location of the tomb was forgotten until in the 9th century a hermit, Pelayo, informed the Bishop of Iria, Theodomir, of the appearance of stars and strange lights and, excavating, they found the tombs of James and his disciples, the place thenceforward being named Santiago de Compostela (of the burial place).

She first excavates the roots of our corporate heartlessness» in our culture's disordered desires — what she describes as our culture's «addiction to consumerism,» its «idolatry of money» and its «massive failure of compassion» for other creatures and the earth.

Building on but moving beyond psychological understandings of guilt, and excavating the reality of wrong «being that underlies our wrong» doing, Pieper brings the wisdom tradition of Plato, Augustine, and Aquinas into conversation with moderns, both Christian and anti-Christian, who try to make sense of sin and evil in the human condition.

The late - twentieth - century epic is built atop all our inherited versions of Homer» not excavated, like some linguistic equivalent of Schliemann's Troy, but built upon: a new - made Iliad in English verse.

In 1119 AD the Knights Templar excavated beneath the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and found valuable scrolls of sacred geometry and early writings on Y «shua ben Yosef and Mariamne that stated they were MARRIED.

See Professor Crossan's reviews of the existence of Jesus in his other books especially, The Historical Jesus and also Excavating Jesus (with Professor Jonathan Reed doing the archeology discussion).

Can you imagine some intelligent anthropologists of the future excavating the skeletons of the Thalidomide children making a case to explain how mankind evolved from those skeletons?

Two of Professor Crossan's studies, Excavating Jesus: Beneath the Stones, Behind the Texts has 320 pages, $ 15.22 softback, and The Historical Jesus, softback, 544 pages, $ 13.95