Примеры использования Many mines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How many mines have security like that?
Rail transport is important for many mines in the north of the state.
Many mines are in regular contact with the local Akim.
Figure tells you how many mines are in the neighboring cells.
Many mines contain TNT, unworkable if system cannot detect this explosive.
Let us now intensify our joint efforts to clear the many mines already in the ground.
You can build as many Mines as there are Ore Fields inside your Castle.
This puzzle game for a while, you do not have so many opportunities to figure out how many mines there are just on the field.
But for many mines, the eventual clean-up costs have proved to exceed the value of the bond.
During the reporting period, short buttorrential rains have exposed many mines and unexploded ordnance devices.
SHELF LIFE Many mines and munitions generally have a shelf life(stockpiles) of about 30 years.
These records indicate that more than 20,000 mines have been cleared. Questions are often asked as to how many mines are left and how long it will take to clear them all.
Where there are many mines near one village, a mine may be assigned a village/ villages more than 100km away.
Since 1970, France has reduced its emissions due to coal production andgas distribution, with the closure of many mines and investments made for the purpose of improving the gas distribution networks.
Many mines in Ukraine and Russia successfully use development of Rubex Group to ensure uninterrupted operation and safety in underground mining.
Throughout the second part of the 19th century and most of the 20th century, the city's economy was based on mining, butsince the 1990s the economy has become more diverse, after many mines were closed.
Due to safety standards at many mines, clients have asked us to design a wash package which removes the employee from the wash bay.
The Mine Action Programme, coordinated by the United NationsMine Action Coordination Centre, focused on clearing as many mines as possible before winter began.
A great many mines had in fact been cleared, the number of victims had fallen significantly in some countries, and more attention was being paid to helping survivors.
Over the longer term, the increase in mining royalties recently announced by the government is likely, if implemented, to move Zimbabwe's mines up the cost curve, butcosts of production are likely to remain low compared with many mines in South Africa.
Many mines triggered by trip-wires spring into the air, about waist high, before exploding and sending a lethal spray of shrapnel around a circle more than 60 metres in diameter.
Current VAM technologies are generally not able to process methane concentrations below 0.2% without use of additional fuel, butresearch efforts are underway to lower the concentration threshold because VAM concentrations at many mines worldwide fall below 0.2.
With so many mines closed down, some as far back as the early 1980s, the higher demand generated by the recent strong upturns in world major economies has led to consumption outstripping mine production.
The Federation had the highest esteem for those who, at high personal risk, worked physically on clearing mines. It was slow work because too many areas of the world had been infested by too many mines, so that individual tragedies were still waiting to happen.
Poor infrastructure, the remote border locations of many mines and the underfunding of personnel of the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy make monitoring of the sector extremely difficult.
Many mines have the opportunity to use waste heat available from VAM destruction; however the value of the waste heat is insufficient to warrant investment to the level necessary for a VAM project to be implemented.
Repair of the damage to its infrastructure was far from complete andfunds for its continuation were inadequate; many mines remained to be cleared; and employment opportunities were still too few, a situation which the private sector could play a key role in remedying.
In 1737, a Spanish military officer said,"many mines have been destroyed, 15 large estancias along the frontier have been totally destroyed, having lost two hundred head of cattle, mules, and horses; several missions have been burned and two hundred Christians have lost their lives to the Apache enemy, who sustains himself only with the bow and arrow, killing and stealing livestock.
Problems faced: It is assumed that years of war have led to many mine victims.
The cost of treatment is a major hurdle for many mine casualties, and even when they do have access to a public hospital, the hospital itself frequently suffers from inadequate resources.