quarry floor造句

• The quarry floor is below the level of the road.
• The remains of seven obelisks, each 60 feet long, still rested on the quarry floor.
• Sediment and debris buried the quarry floor.
• They used it on the quarry floor.
• An excavation in 1988 revealed part of the quarry floor including the hollows remaining from over one hundred soapstone vessels.
• Quarry faces became safer, well profiled and quarry floors were level and easier for loading equipment to operate and move across.
• A shallow swamp has developed on the quarry floor, where rose pink ( an herb ) and the invasive narrow-leaved cattail grow.
• The Brisbane City Council works department used the quarry floor as a depot for some years before it was redeveloped as a park.
• In 2009 a further 7.9ha, consisting of a disused quarry floor and some cleared land surrounding the Eugenana State Reserve has been purchased.
• Currently the casuarina trees are of average height of 10 m and above provide a very good tree cover and shade for the quarry floor.
• The natural colonisation of the quarry floors and spoil tips has created a mixed woodland area of Pedunculate Oak, Beech, Ash, Sweet Chestnut and Birch.
• On the quarry floor, natural seepage has given rise to areas of open water, which grade into a variety of soligenous mire and fen vegetation types.
• The quarry itself remained in almost the same condition as it had been in 1944, with sections of railway track still in place on the quarry floor.
• The cement works railway operated until 1966, when it was replaced by an aerial beltway between a new crushing works on the quarry floor and the cement works.
• It is named after the village of Rudgwick in West Sussex and was discovered at a Rudgwick Brickworks Company quarry, at the quarry floor in gray-green marl beds of the Wessex Formation.
• The quarry floor lies about four feet above the water table, which interconnects with the seabed as is evident from the quarry well water level fluctuations that are coincidental with the ocean tides.
• Where a skeletal soil layer has developed on the quarry floor and spoil heaps, patches of grassland occur, with species characteristic of base-rich soils, such as quaking grass, " Briza media ", and limestone bedstraw, " Galium sterneri ".
• At around this time, the Mombasa municipal council had earmarked the quarry as the municipal refuse dumping site . if carried out this would have contaminated the water table which lies only four feet below the quarry floor, and by extension the Indian Ocean coastal and marine ecosystem.
• The Societ?d'Equipement du Pas-de-Calais was contracted to carry out the development work, which involved excavating a further two metres ( six feet ) beneath the dome, clearing out and completing the unfinished concreting of some of the tunnels, building an exhibition centre and car park in the quarry floor and installing a lift to carry visitors up from the octagon to the dome.