borehole

They had cleared just over half the boreholes when she heard the door open.

Water was in short supply due to lack of boreholes.

In 1985, the Japanese company sank a borehole on the area.

The project started in September 1987 with an advance borehole using state of the art technology.

They sank private boreholes to supply running water day and night.

The two boreholes continue to be open for further scientific usage.

He would clean her up a little at the borehole that supplied the town's water.

Fresh water is pumped down a borehole into the salt.

The kilometers to the end of the borehole passed rapidly.

In August 1971, a camera was lowered into the borehole.

In practice the effect on borehole temperature is believed to be generally small.

The drilling works lasted about six month for each of the two boreholes.

One of the projects was building a borehole in his village, so that no more children will die trying to find water.

No signs of life were detected from the sixth borehole.

But we could get much more by sinking a second borehole and pumping the water from one through the other.

It has also helped in the development of water committees to manage those boreholes.

By 2010 sealing of the borehole had not been accomplished.

He raised his glance to Chip's eyes, which looked like another set of boreholes.

The deep borehole concept can be applied to any amount of waste.

Access to clean water is possible through a network of boreholes and a protected spring.

Gravel of a certain size and shape for use in the borehole must be located.

The crew abandoned the first borehole and started a second, the inspector general reported.

Nitrates take a decade or more to reach the level of boreholes.

However it is also possible to take core samples from the wall of an existing borehole.

The second engine pumping from two new boreholes first pumped water in 1928.