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Such machines are used to build roads and railways or to dig black stuff out of shallow mines.

a metal pipe filled with explosive, used to detonate land mines or to clear a path through barbed_wire.

Beware of dangerous depth charges and naval mines while you're navigating your submarine across the sea and prepare for the next attack!

So managers at the mines, whose energy costs have risen by up to 50% in two years, are studying coal-fired power plants.

The U. S. military needs to be able to use land mines -- in special circumstances -- for troop protection.

Lax safety tends to be more of a problem when the price of copper is high, as it is now, and smaller companies open, or reopen, mines.

The overburden in the mining influencing zone is often composed of red strata and coal beds in many coal mines.

An official of the aircraft company said he thought outfitting the aircraft to detect land mines was doable .

In a news release on Monday, Massey officials acknowledged that some conditions at the mines did not meet industry standards.

There was talk of closing down two mines. It was at this point that Gerald arrived on the scene.

My dad was a miner until the age of about 60, but then he had to come out of the mines and worked for his last five years as a boiler-maker.

The results show that this technique can be used to decrease the damage effects of blasting vibration effectively in open mines.

Rio said the uncertainties over the global economy meant it was reviewing its plans to build new mines and expand existing operations.

Canaries are said to have been used to detect gas in coal mines in the early stages of coal mining.

The enemy's invariable practice upon capture of a hill or other feature was to plant his mines instantly.

And now some city official has threatened a citation if I don't hire guards for the mines within the next year.

these things can be a map showing you where land mines lay under the surface, allowing you to avoid them.

But a few hours later, a road-clearing team found antipersonnel mines connected to a much larger bomb buried just up the road.

Stray mines began to turn up off the Pacific coast, imperiling commercial shipping.

Churchill took the lead, charging ahead of the group into the dark through the barbed wire and mines, pitching grenades as he went.

Until now the new technology of waste consolidated fill by cement grout has never been used in China's mines.

"You can look at it like a couple of very large uranium mines, " he said of the fissile material that would result from the program.

One of the biggest land mines to efficient time management is recognizing you don't have to agree to everything and with everyone.

My intention is to get out into the operations and go down the mines, and hear from the management teams around the world.

they proposed merging their assets, which include some of Russia's largest mines and factories, into a state-controlled conglomerate.

FOR power stations on the coast of China, it is often cheaper to import coal by sea from Indonesia than from mines in the interior.

The hot African sun beat down on her; her truck sat in the street with a cargo of guns and ammunition and land mines.

However tunnels, or "mines" have in past wars been used to place massive bombs under enemy positions.

There has been a recent spate of rulings against businesses, restricting their ability to open mines and build factories.

Phoebe: I remember the day I got my first pay check. There was a cave in in one of the mines, and eight people were killed.

All the mines in the area that did not comply with safety regulations, the spokesman explains, have been closed.

As mines age, ore grades decline, since the best stuff is usually dug up first.

He said: "I don't want you to end up working down the mines like me. "

His colleague stepped across, gingerly pulling the mines out of the ground by their tops, and unscrewing the detonator from the body.

But the cash is also desperately needed by producers trying to consolidate and upgrade mines that are the world's deadliest.

With her keen sense of smell, Vera is trained to find mines by detecting very small quantities of the decades-old vapor the mines emit.

Then there was need for a complete break. The mines were run on an old system , an obsolete idea.

Chinese mines have produced rare earths at a much lower cost, forcing competitors to shut down in recent years and creating a near monopoly.

Blackouts forced mines to stop operating for a few days last month and have also hit manufacturing hard.

The joint venture, he said, could spend more than $5bn on ancillary infrastructure to run the Simandou mines in Guinea.

During my visit, the company went into great detail about the quality inspections carried our on the material before it leaves the mines .

I would rather have the affectionate regard of my fellow men than I would have heaps and mines of gold.

Rare earths include a number of different elements, that are usually mined at the same mines but are used for different purposes.

His cultural qualities made him realize that this is to find the copper, "mined" , then took samples of ore mines to the report.

Ships move, submarines dive, and minesweepers sweep for mines. A simple upgrade system allows you to advance your ships as the game goes on.

Green, hilly, with countless trees, it was a beautiful country, the Virginia-Kentucky border area-or would have been, except for the mines.

As canaries in coal mines go, mining shares tend to be reliable harbingers of a sell-off in industrial commodities in a downturn.

In the meantime, Beijing has tightened regulations on its own polluting rare earths sector as part of a programme to clean up Chinese mines.

China currently has more ships than Taiwan, and could attempt to enforce a blockade with a combination of naval vessels and mines.

Beijing last month imposed price controls on thermal coal bought directly from mines but spot market prices continued to rise.

Copper mines shut down, traffic lights failed and Saturday night revellers in Santiago found themselves dancing in the dark.

The Rio deal would give Chinalco as much as an 18% stake in the Anglo-Australian miner as well as direct stakes in a number of its mines.

To slow down the SPDC advance, the KNU had set up scores of new land mines, and the way in was no longer a safe way out.

The mines were there, they were old. They were giving out, it did not pay to work the seams.

Lumps of coal can be barely ignited. However, coal dust in coal mines is one of the causes of explosive combustion. Explain.

And of course, coal mines are very dangerous places, because in some of these coal mines, you get gas.

The mines operated up to 1990, until a surging yen and international competition drove operations out of business.

The Fishermen's Island is formed on top of the remains of a volcano 120 meters above the surface of the salt mines.

Some firms were secretive, to the point not informing their joint venture partners of the exact location of mines.

There used to be a lot of coal mines in the south, but many of them have been closed , or are about to be closed.

In recent years, only the pariah government of Burma and a few rebel groups have laid significant numbers of mines.

Currently the monitoring of dust concentration in coal mines is of considerable importance in terms of safety and productivity.

The utility model can be used for the material transportation of mines, wharves and industrial and mining enterprises.

But a number of new factories and mines, even some large ones, may also be built in the coastal regions.

They could also be used for inspecting bridges, mines, and any spaces too tight for humans, and for disarming bombs.

China's two major natural diamond-producing mines-Shandong Mengyin and Liaoning Fuxian produce a large quantity of high-quality diamonds.

Plus , Chee forges his own steel, and he owns the mines back in China for two of its more expensive components, tungsten and molybdenum .

The gradual concentration of major iron ore mines among the big three was a major reason for the price increase.

The broadcaster described the watermelons as "land mines" and said they were exploding by the acre (hectare) in the Danyang area.

Well, it looks like the lost mines may have finally been found, but they were filled with copper, not diamonds.

The order came that all the small coal mines(should)be closed in half a year.

In fact, the mines were running out of silver and that wasn't the only natural resource running dry.

New copper supply is going to be increasingly dependent on smaller mines that are deeper underground and have lower ore grades.

In Libya, they would be the farmers and shepherds who walk the areas close to the roads where the mines are laid.

Being one of the main lifting transport channels in mines, sloping lanes are the weakest part for dust control.

Kevin Rudd, the prime minister with an eye on the next election, accuses miners of offshoring profits from Australian mines.

The western desert state of Nevada is called the Silver State. It was once home to many silver mines and towns that grew up around them.

Where oil sands are close to the surface, they are extracted in large open pit mines.

The tunnel instability of deep mining in metal mines has increasingly become one of the main problems troubling normal production of mine.

A few years later, he patented a steam engine used to pump water out of mines.

Several provinces are rationing electricity to industrial users, forcing factories and mines to run at less than full capacity.

China has promised to close 6, 000 collieries over the next two years as it battles to improve safety in the world's deadliest mines.

Objective To understand the status of dust hazard in the new large coal mines and provide the basis for the prevention of pneumoconiosis.

The next day I called for a global ban on anti-personnel land mines.

Alan Greenspan is driven off through the muggy afternoon, back to descend into the depths of his beloved data mines.

Nicaragua is forecast to be the next country to become free of the humanitarian impact of mines ( "impact-free" ) in 2008.

Bauxite is usually extracted through open-cast mines, which leave vast scars on the landscape.

Necromancer: Lord Arthas, our scouts have found a cache of goblin land mines!

It would be best if new energy sources could be exploited, and replace coal mines with cheaper, safer, less polluting energy sources.

The kind of mines that inspired Orwell, Zola and Sinclair can still be found the globe over, from Appalachia to the coalfields of China.

Chapter III mines excavation of cultural values in American road movies from the point of sociology and history, etc.

To utilize mine gas as fuel for electricity generation is one of the mine gas exploitation projects with great future in gassy coal mines.

Born in Wales to a father who worked in the coal mines and a mother who was a psychiatric nurse, Ms.

Now the central government is busily trying to make an example of Yu County by shutting down illegal mines.

The private coal mines in Shanxi have attracted attention because their closure seems to chime with a broader trend over the last year.

Of course, none of this is to say business deals and investments in mines and oil fields are not important.

Mine wastewater treatment is currently facing China's nonferrous metal mines environmental protection one of the major research topic.

Rio confirmed that its Australian iron ore mines were producing at a maximum capacity of 200m tonnes a year.

Acid mine drainage (AMD) is one of the largest environmental hazards in regions where abandoned coal mines are located.

Low-cost, multi-spectral sensors to find and identify the enemy threats (e. g. , mines, booby traps, IEDs).

Since the treaty came into force, the use of antipersonnel mines has largely dried up.

The whisker warriors are being used to track and detect underwater saboteurs and mines in the waters off the coast of Iraq.

Better to ship coal to India from Sumatra or Kalimantan in Indonesia than dig it up from mines in Bihar and transport it across the country.

Compensation trade may be used as a means of financing major investments in new mines for coal, iron ore and nonferrous metals.

China's industrial growth depends on coal, which is plentiful but polluting, from strip mines like this one in Shenmu, Shaanxi Province.

After investigating drywall odors, the company said it switched mines and installed a monitoring device to detect gases.

Since then, the remotely controlled scouts have been deployed to mud slides, caved-in mines, and collapsed buildings around the world.

Awkwardly for the West, China has the greatest leverage, thanks to its unseemly haste to invest in North Korea's mines and ports.

While this has occurred, mines continue to be destroyed or safely removed, and millions of stockpiled mines have been destroyed.

Samantha Harris in her essay accounted for special chambers in underground mines that provide emergency shelter for miners.

Huh! ' she said. ' My mother has a diamond. Lots of people have diamonds. What's so interesting about diamond mines? '

"He was using maritime forces to lay mines. These were legal targets, " he said.

This prompted the authorities to intensify efforts on cracking down on small and illegally operated coal mines this year.

The country's federal government recently decided to drop its long-standing ban on new mines, but state governments have yet to follow suit.

blessed by geology and exploited through a huge network of mines , there are always a few extra gems available in this town.

The lengths of the probes used in horizontal hole in potassium mines were up to 200m.

Potash Corp. has the capacity to produce more than 10 million tons of potash a year, mostly from mines in Saskatchewan.

In construction of coal mines the principle of protecting the cultivated land and utilizing the land rationally shall be adhered to.

The technology of mine safety assessment and its application are the major contents of preventing and controlling the accidents of mines.

Scholz was brought to one of the camps near the coal mines in the Siberian town of Vorkuta.

Large tracts of land have been cleared of these mines and returned to productive use.

These mines were created by the Germans and used throughout World War II, on all fronts, and were known as beetle tanks by Allied forces.

At present, the safety production situation in the metal mines turn for the better, but the malignant accident's occurrence is quite stern.

In addition, many mines were opened (frequently with rail connections), and their products, especially silver, began to flood the market.

Wang returned to his hometown, Huairen, a county dotted with dozens of coal mines like countless others in the coal-rich province.

I saw both illegal mines and illegal factories in China, and it would be very difficult to quantify their role within the larger economy.

I probed cautiously ahead of me for mines.

Xstrata, one of the world's biggest mining firms, was born out of the initial public offering (IPO) of Glencore's coal mines in 2002.

Open-pit mining to be transferred into underground mining is an issue many large or middle-sized mines have to face early or late.

As an adult, Steve's love for the Uinta Mountains grew, and he often hiked the mountains in search of Spanish mines and treasures.

Finally, the simulation results of a security supervising data set in coal mines validate the efficiency of the algorithm.

They have already attempted to seize control of mines a dozen times in the past four years, though there have never been any deaths before.

As a combat commander, Pei Erna thanked the thousands of vehicles shipped to Iraq, "Hummer" and anti-vehicle mines anti-ambush.

Ventilation has been proved to be a main method to eliminate radon and its daughters in uranium mines.

The UK-listed company owns some of the world's best iron ore, copper and aluminium mines and is a big supplier of these metals to China.

In all, the treaty took away a third of Russia's population, half of her industry and nine-tenths of her coal mines.

"One of the key issues surrounding copper supply has been the inability of copper mines to meet their production targets, " he says.

Accurate prediction of gas emission is of great practical significance in guiding mine design and ensuring work safety in coal mines.

Supply will struggle to keep pace with the growth in demand after years of underinvestment in new mines.

The usual methods used to clear land mines are costly and dangerous, relying on random checks in a small area.

Regions that build mines will see a significant increase in the amount of useful ore liberated from the land.

A rescue team is trying to reach the trapped mines.

The material is trucked in dry form, as it comes off the filter, to the mines or excavated areas and dumped.

So friction spark is one of the potential ignition source which causes gas explosions in coal mines.

There is plenty of natural gas in neighbouring Bolivia. That would be especially handy for the big copper mines in Chile's north.

It will be the only producer of rare earths in the US, and one of only two such mines outside China.

This is perhaps one of the best places to take wonderful pictures of the island and the salt mines as well.

I began to ask myself: 'We really need 40 kinds of anti-vehicle mines anti-ambush?

David attended the meetings of Parliament regularly and made speeches on the miserable conditions in the coal mines and factories.

Open-pit Mines should be planed and with the economic benefits index changing the plan should be changed .

But in a growing number of communities dependent on mines, another view is taking hold: The more China owns, the better.

On the east coast and in the English Channel small vessels continued to ply under an ever-increasing attack by air, by E-boat and by mines.

Huge investments can yield disappointing returns if promising mines turn out to contain less glitter than predicted.

Goldcorp Inc. , by comparison, produces about three million ounces a year from just 11 mines.

German scientists experimented with jet pack technology during World War II as a way to help soldiers avoid mines.

Since the Communist takeover in China in 1949, the road to the paramount position in China used to be paved with land mines.

Coal and gas outburst is one of the major disaster accidents in coal mines, which is a serious threat to the coal mine production safety.

At least China paid someone to mine in Afghanistan instead of just moving in militarily and annexing the mines.

Also be wary of previous owners of your minerals or the mineral shops or mines that harvested and distributed them.

The belated enforcement of mining safety standards has led to closure of many small mines and temporary shortage of coal.

As the big power plants, factories and coal mines raise their environmental standards, the small ones are meant to shut down altogether.

Villa Somalia may be safe, but the rest of Mogadishu, the capital, is a death trap of assassinations, land mines and senseless violence.

China tried to position itself instead as a reliable supplier, partly to discourage other nations from digging their own rare earth mines.

"Our pay hasn't gone up in two years, and it's much lower than at most other mines, " says Lister Mulambo, 26.

Collaboration should be implemented earnestly in the four areas of energy mines, agriculture, infrastructure and hi-tech.

When minerals are extracted from land surface mines, grasses and trees must be removed, causing erosion of the bare earth.

With demand drying up for apartments, real-estate developers are starting to invest in mines, reports state-run China Daily.

With no accidents reported over the past decade, it is considered one of the safest and most advanced mines in the province.

The Taliban took advantage of the curfew to lay mines around the city.

The camp has gone , but in a way nothing has changed . Many exprisoners have stayed on to work the mines and are supervised by ex-guards .

Objective To explore risk factors of occupational injuries and the intensity of these factors at nonferrous mines.

However, the KIO lost control of it soon after the ceasefire and it is now under the direct control of the junta's Ministry of Mines.

India had been supplying Nepal automatic rifles, machine guns, mortars, mines and mine-protected vehicles.

Owners of coal mines and their clients are, therefore, strongly opposed to any tax on carbon.

But in a country that relies on coal for most of its electricity, powerful financial incentives lie behind unsafe mines.

If this situation persisted it could compel the affected mines to close parts of their operations resulting in job losses.

De Beers sees Beijing as a new force that will hasten the decline of its largest mines in Botswana and South Africa.

Preliminary study is carried out on extracting technique of natural coke of mines whose coal is exhausting.

The practice indicates that the system is positive to ensure safety operation of power supply system in mines.

Nor could you use a dog to discover land mines, since the weight of the animal would detonate the explosive.

ZYC cone crushers can be widely used in metal and nonmetal mines, cement, construction, sand and metallurgical industries.

A century ago there were children working down in the mines.

Strengthening the safety warning function and improving safety management are the guarantees for coal mines safety production.

Their accounts had been frozen, he added. The city has ordered all its coal mines to suspend operation for checkups .

The removal of mines also will allow families to return to work and communities to start on the long road to recovery.

Illegal mass picketing outside working mines led to violent clashes with the police.

Across China, rare earth mines have scarred valleys by stripping topsoil and pumping thousands of gallons of acid into streambeds.

Chinese producers cut prices of rare-earth minerals in the 1990s, causing many mines in other parts of the world to stop production.

But at least on this day, there's good news. No new mines.

Thisprotector is compact, small and cheap and is an ideal safety apparatus for the power sup-ply network of local small coal mines.

West of Australia's Great Dividing Range, a cluster of giant black gashes marks one of the country's biggest coal mines.

A recent crackdown by Beijing on rare earth mines and restrictions on exports have caused chaos in some of these markets.

Now, it is at the first step to develop theories and experimental research on the platform of safety simulation imitation in mines.

Two circular open-pit mines are visible, as well as a number of tailings ponds and tailings piles.

scans the front for mines , satchels , ieds , and other threats.

Yemeni military spokesmen now say the fighting will not stop until the Houthis meet the truce terms by opening roads and removing mines.

Emissions of ventilation air methane (VAM) from all the mines around the world is considerable.

It has very highly social and economic benefits to strengthen the forecast and the control over the gas in mines.

THE wealth of its gold mines is one reason why Peru's economy is set to grow by close to 9% this year.

Second-rate artists will dig in the old mines, but only first-rate artists can get something out of the new mine.

Anyone who mines mineral resources must pay resource tax and resource compensation in accordance with relevant regulations of the State.

The research achievements are practical and may be references to work of identification of water source and water proofing in mines.

Small mines, legal and illegal, accounted for three-fourths of the deaths but only a third of the production.

They tailored the systems for missions including surveying the seabed, finding channels near the shore and locating mines.

He was a close friend of Diana, Princess of Wales. They raised money for the elimination of land mines worldwide.

Pools found around other mines seemed to have extraordinary properties.

Disasters in two Chinese coal mines this weekend left at least 36 workers dead, with 35 missing, according to local media reports.

All such efforts halted in the early 1970s as civil war swept through Cambodia, with combatants planting land mines near the ruins.

The biggest push concerns small coal mines, in which thousands of workers perish every year.

The Neolithic flint mines at Spiennes, covering more than100 ha , are the largest and earliest concentration of ancient mines in Europe.

Kirill Kuletski's photographs of these mines depict a cool underground outpost whose inhabitants appear to lie in eerie stasis.

Through analyzing of the contamination in pneumatic system in mines, approaches to eliminate the contaminants are discussed.

It has important theoretical application for the reclamation and safe mining in shallow resources of similar coal mines.

Mines must have transportation and communication facilities that link the mines with the outside and meet safety requirements.

But the millions of unexploded land mines in their country will go on shattering lives for decades to come.

The problems of disposal of fly ash, mine subsidence, and acid mine drainage can be reduced by placing the ash in abandoned coal mines.

The company might build additional bauxite mines in the region, he added.

Upriver lies the Grasberg mining complex, one of the biggest and most lucrative gold and copper mines in the world.

left-wing calls for tax increases, nationalisation of the mines and dropping inflation-targeting by the central bank.

Trucks move in and out of the Wujiata coal mine in Shenmu. One of the largest mines in China, it operates 24 hours a day.

Company exclusive varieties developed world treasure stones -- imperial concubine cream-colored , purple roses, red tree three large mines.

Patients are, in fact, undergoing speleotherapy: ambient exposure to the air of caves or mines, in this case air that's permeated with salt.

Last Friday 181 miners were trapped in two separate coal mines in Shandong due to flooding. Rescue efforts are going on.

The president promised to triple the budget for the state agency that oversees standards at mines.

China has sold Iran tanks, planes, artillery, cruise, anti-tank, surface-to-surface and anti-aircraft missiles as well as ships and mines.

Beyond the cliffs, the land lay in great gashes, the results of erosion and alabaster mines old and new.

British banks loaned the money needed to build factories, mines, and railroads worldwide.

There are also buried mortars, land mines and hand grenades, which often turn up during road construction or other major excavations .

Collapse of stope roofs is one of disasters occurring at underground mines.

Twelve mines operate without environmental controls, leaching hexavalent chromium into drinking water supplies.

Many of China's accidents happen in small, privately-owned mines, although the Henan mine belongs to a state-owned company.

The drive to cut pollution and improve safety in mines has also pushed higher the cost of coal, lead, tin and rare earth metals.

The expenses for decommissioning uranium mines shall be covered by the State financial budget.

Anyuan railroad and mines workers club organized workers to put up a series of red P.

Among Rio's assets, analysts have pointed to both iron-ore and alumina mines in Australia that are a good fit for Chinalco.

Managers of mines shall be responsible for the safe production in their respective enterprises.

In 1949 the Court found Albania responsible for damage caused to British warships by mines in its territorial waters .

Landscape Architecture Theory provides new ideas, new ways and brings some new landscape forms for the rehabilitation of mines wasteland.

As companies look to expand production by opening mines in more remote parts of China, their profit margins could suffer.

Because lacks of the geodynamics research in mines, "three under" mining coal and moves work's compensation receives restriction.

The disease appears to have originated in New York state, in caves and mines in the Adirondack mountains.

This offers important reference value for the cause analysis and comprehensive control of opening collapse in similar skarns mines.

She devoted herself to her sons and to such charitable efforts as the battle against the use of land mines.

Enterprises are encouraged to purchase accidental injury insurance for the miners working in underground coal mines and pay the premium.

Together with other neighbours it has even called for UN sanctions against Eritrea, aimed at the mines.

But its uranium reserves, including mines in Xinjiang province near the Kazakh frontier, are declining.

This past December, an ecstatic minister of mines announced the deal. Petraeus congratulated President Karzai on the news.

As Michael Lewis of Deutsche Bank points out, three-quarters of the world's supply comes as a by-product from copper, lead and zinc mines.

His transformation into an entrepreneur began when he saw neighborsgetting rich selling manganese ore from local mines.

Necklace of Immunity, Tome of Greater Experience, and Goblin Land Mines no longer randomly drop in multiplayer games.