How to pronounce “mining”(verb) in English

are mining like rock and roll that's been done and retried a million times.

be mining it with all sorts of processes and then looking at doing an entire skyscraper made out of compacted waste.

You're not mining the gold.

And we're still mining it.

They're mining potash from the Dead Sea waters.

So that's where I started mining for information.

So really the key for us really is mining this heterogeneous data because the national airspace

And maybe-- and for me a lot of it was like mining what was uncomfortable or what didn't feel right, and saying, you know,

of different artists and different statements are photos I am mining.

So, so certainly I think all writers are mining their own emotional lives and histories

who had done some early work at expert systems taking data and mining it and came up with publishable medical results showing drug side effects.

And then, somewhere else, we were mining Twitter for-- we ended up taking about a million tweets-- and training those tweets according

And that's where I kind of started, looking at the Impressionist paintings and mining their work for photographic compositions that I would argue I simply

It's an unincorporated land where they’re mining for gold in the 1870s.

The payoff came from insights gleaned from harvesting all the product location and transport data from scanners and sensors, and then mining

we need to get a company from denmark to come and dig it out of the ground but what we're doing now is we're mining

Now we're mining it and

I really know that this new book what's a lot of the publicity and I've watched it happen, mining out these little tidbits that some

They aren't recycling those ships, they're mining them.