boreholes

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plural of borehole
borehole
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borehole
A hole drilled into an aquifer in order to extract groundwater
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Any exploratory hole drilled into the earth or ice to gather geophysical data Climate researchers often take ice core samples, a type of borehole, to predict atmospheric composition in earlier years
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For this EIS, a hole drilled for purposes of collecting site characterization data or for supplying water
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any deep or long drill-hole, usually associated with a diamond drill or an oil well drill
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{i} hole drilled in the Earth (for oil exploration, mining, soil sampling, etc.)
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The physical hole created by boring or drilling The term borehole is used in a descriptive sense, as in borehole axis, borehole diameter, borehole effect, etc
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The hole made by the drill bit into earthen formations
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A hole bored into the ground to collect samples for analysis or to extract oil or water
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Synonym for drilled well, especially outside of North America
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A hole drilled into the ground at any angle to secure geological information
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Any exploratory hole drilled into the Earth or ice to gather geophysical data Boreholes can be used to try to put together a "natural" temperature record
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Any deep or long drill-hole, usually associated with a diamond drill
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A hole drilled with an auger, drill or diamond bit for prospecting or blasting purposes
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The hole in the earth made by the drill; the uncased drill hole from the surface to the bottom of the well
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A borehole is a deep round hole made by a special tool or machine, especially one that is made in the ground when searching for oil or water. a deep hole made using special equipment, especially in order to get water or oil out of the ground
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a vertical hole drilled in the earth to insert pipe to transfer heat from the soil