Übersetzung für 'quantities of rock' von Englisch nach Deutsch

quantities of rock

Gesteinsmengen {pl}

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copious quantities of

Unmengen {pl} von

Werbung

measurement (of quantities)

Aufmaß {n}

theory of quantities

Größenlehre {f}math.philos.

bill of quantities

Stück- und Mengenliste {f}

large quantities of {adj}

massenhaft

vast quantities of alcohol

Unmengen {pl} von Alkohol

bill of quantities <BOQ>

Leistungs­verzeichnis {n} für ausgeschriebene Bauleistungen

in quantities of 125 ml {adv}

achtelliterweise

in quantities of 250 ml {adv}

viertelliterweise

for quantities of not less than

für Mengen von nicht weniger als

quantities

Quantitäten {pl}

Stückzahlen {pl}

Unmengen {pl}

Mengen {pl}

vast quantities

Unmassen {pl}

commensurable quantities

vergleichbare Mengen {pl}

data quantities

Datenmengen {pl}comp.

in quantities {adv}

serienweise [in Mengen]tech.

identical quantities

gleiche Mengen {pl}

various quantities

verschiedene Mengen {pl}

• During the Upper Carboniferous and Lower Permian ("Rotliegendes") large quantities of rock debris were deposited in intramontane basins and onto the foreland of the mountain range.
• Vast quantities of rock and soil were scraped from the glacial centers to its margins by slowly moving ice and redeposited as drift or till.
• The Quarry Group was concerned about the quarry's location in a designated National Scenic Area, questions over the sustainability of extracting vast quantities of rock for use in motorway construction, the potential for marine pollution from the increased shipping traffic and impacts on the biodiversity of the area including a pair of golden eagles.
• The island continued to export small quantities of rock salt and lumps of iron oxide which were used as ballast stones for sailing ships.
• However, the gold only existed in low grade concentrations, necessitating Open-pit mining that could process large quantities of rock.

• In the period of the early 1900s large quantities of rock in the vicinity of the bridge were removed, due to the risk of rock falls.
• They also changed some of the features developed from the much earlier tectonic movements and help to erode vast quantities of rock.
• Initial attempts to control this using large quantities of rock and other debris were unsuccessful, and so NZR decided to use old steam locomotives which had been withdrawn as a bulwark against this erosion.
• In order to create an economically feasible vessel of this size, the vessel must be designed with a high deadweight tonnage and a relatively high sailing speed to allow large quantities of rock, with densities ranging from [...] per cubic meter or [...] per cubic yard, to be rapidly transported to deeper waters farther from shore.