quarrying Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈkwɒr.i]
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Meaning of quarrying In English

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Examples of quarrying

  • The other fissures have been destroyed by quarrying operations.

  • This suggests that the quarrying might have involved a process of splitting large exposed boulders and selecting appropriate blocks.

  • Shipping in aggregate is expensive and inconvenient; however, onsite quarrying and crushing is noisy, produces dust and creates a permanent scar on the landscape.

  • Pits dug for mundane purposes, such as quarrying, food storage, or water collection, may later serve ritual purposes, or vice versa.

  • The specific focus of that industry, whether the herring fishery, slate quarrying or the manufacture of linen, was a matter of opportunity.

  • This was accomplished by selecting digging situations that represent typical operating conditions for a wheel loader at mining, quarrying and construction sites.

  • Others of note are whisky distilling, granite quarrying, textile manufacturing, ship-building, engineering, food processing and paper manufacture.

  • The two sedimentary fills were undoubtedly continuous and the intermediate section was removed as a result of quarrying.

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