Примери коришћења Overburden на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Kos overburdened with refugees.
This error is usually caused by an overburdened shared server.
Why overburden the bodies that serve us?
There are three tricks that a builder can use to reduce the cost of disposing of the overburden.
Overburdened French Dropped Surveillance of Brothers.
No, that might overburden the medical research.
Annually, MB“Kolubara” produces about 30 million tons of coal and70 million cubic meters of overburden.
High blood pressure may overburden the heart and blood vessels, resulting into heart diseases.
What's important is that your contributions feel about even andthat no one feels unfairly overburdened.
When compacting, the overburden in the bulk container is re-compacted with the aid of a vibrating plate.
You have chosen the right strategy to achieve the goal, but the vanity and ambition,tendency to tackle the overburden, interfere with you.
The city center is overburdened with cars and advertising, and in the winter there are problems with snow clearance.
If you are not sure whether your house really needs a basement,then consider including the question of disposal of the overburden in your considerations.
To prevent overburden caving between boreholes in relation to the roof and bottom, are to be left safety distances.
One hundred and fifty nine million tons of coal,353 million tons of overburden, records that would astonish even the experts. From 17 November 1995 until today.
After being exposed to air and water, oxidation of metal sulfides(often pyrite, which is iron-sulfide)within the surrounding rock and overburden generates acidity.
The entire energy network is being overburdened by the extreme weather conditions," Elektroprivreda BiH representative Midheta Kurspahic told SETimes.
In the first nine months, coal production exceeded production of the comparable period in 2016 by 633,000 tons, and overburden production in MB Kolubara is by six percent higher- said Antic.
Pros: security without an overburden of difficulty, spaces, normal Android experience, encrypted phone calls, snappy performance, promise of rapid security updates.
The meeting was opened by Committee Chairperson Katarina Rakić, who emphasized the importance of a different approach, such as sustainable urban mobility,to solving traffic problems in cities overburdened with traffic.
Stylolites usually form parallel to bedding, because of overburden pressure, but they can be oblique or even perpendicular to bedding, as a result of tectonic activity.
The overburden was until 16 April 2009 partially transported by conveyor belt to the Bergheim mine, which has run out of coal and therefore been refilled and recultivated.
McAfee said that he hoped the“societal impact of giving people freedom from an overburden and corrupted government” outweighs“what small part criminals are going to play in this technology.”.
By April 2009, the overburden, which was hitherto incurred in Hambach is now transported by conveyor belt in the now exhausted Bergheim mine to fill this in again.
McAfee said he hopes that the“societal impact of giving people freedom from an overburden and corrupted government” prevails over“what small part criminals are going to play in this technology.”.
Spoil tip, a pile where overburden is placed(which has NOT been processed) Tailings, waste mineral material(gangue) leftover AFTER processing Slag, material left over from smelting Acid mine drainage, liquid leached out of mines.
The opening of Field G andthe commissioning of the system for the production of overburden has been enabled by moving 2.6 kilometers of the bed of the river Kolubara, which was completed in early July.
In this context, we do not diminish the importance of the Project Development Fund, however, we are not ready to invest in potentialprojects as a lump sum and do not support the said fund to be financed from the already overburdened regular budget of the Organization.
These dangerous journeys, in old and overburdened boats, increase at the end of the summer in anticipation of the winter"break" during which such crossings are suspended due to poor sailing conditions.
The city expressed a desire to open a jail for men on Rikers Island as early as 1925, in order to replace their overburdened and dilapidated jail on Welfare Island, now Roosevelt Island; the jail was opened in 1932.