Tunnelling in a sentence

Hartman effect main The Hartman effect is the tunnelling effect through a barrier where the tunnelling time tends to a constant for large barriers.

A penalty of up to three years will be given to those tunnelling under infrastructure to cause damage and police will be given new powers to pre-emptively shut down protests they deem to be disruptive.

At the disaster site, international tunnelling advisor Arnold Dix repeated his promise of getting the workers out "by Christmas".

Dix, who heads an international consortium of experts in tunnelling, is in Silkyara to offer advice.

Some 65 miles of tunnel are being created between London and the West Midlands, with a third of this tunnelling complete as of September 2023.

The burglars were tunnelling underneath the vault when discovered and captured, with two police officers killed during the ensuing battle before the gang was over-powered.

The paper praises the volunteers and rescue workers it says have been tunnelling day and night.

Unfortunately, this doesn't stop some Killers, and tunnelling is pretty commonly viewed as discourteous gameplay by most of the community.

We have designed unique and highly customised solutions like a crane for a hydel-power project with a lifting height of 354 metres for tunnelling.

Eglinton Avenue West is down to a single lane east of Islington and west of Scarlett Road for tunnelling work related to the multi-year Eglinton Crosstown West Extension project.

It is based on the book titled Beneath Hill 60: The Extraordinary True Story of the Secret War Being Waged Beneath the Trenches of the Western Front and takes viewers on a journey back in time to 1916 with the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company.

The tests should enable trains to be controlled remotely on short journeys at construction sites or for tunnelling work in the future.

Since 2018, SMT Scharf's diverse portfolio has also included rubber-tyred diesel and electric vehicles for mining and tunnelling, including loaders, scissor lifts and underground trucks.

The problem is that we’ve had issues with kids tunnelling into them or climbing up on them, falling, and getting hurt.

The US authorities are less concerned about Guzmán tunnelling out - believed to be impossible - or bribing guards, than they are about him winning over fellow inmates or ordering hits on witnesses who testified against him.

Abidemi Agwor, president of the Tunnelling Association of Nigeria, while briefing the Senate Committee on Land Transportation, said the organisation is dedicated for the promotion and advancement of the effective use of the underground space in Nigeria.

Chow was responding to a group protesting against the state’s proposed Pan Island Link 1 (PIL 1) highway, which would involve tunnelling through the hills.

Contrary to commercial instruments, the scanning tunnelling microscope based at the Scheer lab has been optimized for ultimate energy resolution and for operation in varying magnetic fields.

Mr Drake said that hundreds of nearby residents are likely to be affected if the tunnelling works go ahead at night and for those residents, it would mean “never-ending sleeplessness”.

North Korea has stepped up tunnelling at its main nuclear test site, a United States think-tank said, even as tensions cool on the Peninsula following the resumption of long-stalled inter-Korean dialogue.