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Übersetzung für 'Tailing' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tailing {adj} {pres-p}

beschattend

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tailing [by detective etc.]

Beschattung {f} [durch Detektiv etc.]

Werbung

tailing

Kupieren {n} [Schafschwänze]agr.

Fahnenziehen {n}filmRadioTV

Tailing {n}mining

Schwanzbildung {f} [selten] [Tailing]biochem.chem.

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e-tailing

E-Tailing {n}Internetmarket.

tailing off

Abflauen {n}

• Tailing {n} = tailing
• E-Tailing {n} = e-tailing

• Since inspections found improper surface protection of tailing in 2015, the mine has been undergoing rehabilitation by EWL, who contracted Golder Associates as the main contractor.
• FBI Agent Lang (Barbara Eve Harris) is tailing Sara, and informs Agent Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner) of their location. Mahone replies that he will be right there.
• In recent years, the dangerously high levels of radioactivity led to evacuation and resettlement of residents living near the tailing dumps.
• On 4 August 2014, the tailings pond of the Mount Polley mine was breached, spilling water and tailing sediment and silt into Polley Lake and Quesnel Lake.
• The "pregnant liquor" containing these ions is separated from the solids, which are discarded to a tailing pond or spent heap, the recoverable gold having been removed.

• Twelve Mt of ore remains on the shared tailing management area with Nordic Mine under vegetative cover.
• Tailing Pond has been confirmed for a six-episode docu-series in 2022-2023. The upcoming docu-series will highlight the other tailing ponds in and around the villages.
• In Nepal, Sunny is frantically looking for Shivani, while Shravan and Samarth are tailing Sunny. Sunny finds her, but a big scuffle takes place, followed by a major mishap.
• The dam failures marked a series of changes to the civil engineering and mining community, and the design of tailing dams.
• Between 2015 and 2020 at least ten tailing dam and slope failures were reported in the Hpakant mines.

• The cabin top fits two teak dorade boxes for ventilation. Features include self tailing winches and a mainsheet traveller.
• A large tailing pond is maintained to support these operations (48.5 million tonnes of tailings pumped in 2003), with two containment embankments to retain the tailings from the environment.
• Conversion of both CO and CO2 to CH4 starts at a catalyst temperature below 300°C, but the conversion is incomplete and peak tailing is evident.
• Particularly visible and hard hit are migrating birds that stop to rest at tailing ponds.
• This plan suggests a new method of reducing tailing footprints.

• They were normally used in pairs by Seibu for top-and-tailing permanent way maintenance trains and to haul newly delivered rolling stock.