Yenisey


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Synonyms for Yenisey

a Russian river in Siberia

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Yagmahan and Yenisey have proposed a multiobjective ant colony system algorithm to simultaneously minimize objectives of makespan and total flow time [13].
In our view, Severstal is taking legal action against IIB in order to strengthen its position in negotiations over the sale of IIB's Yenisey Industrial Company, which has the right to develop the vast Elegest coal deposit (Tuva region).
It was a gulag in the far north above the Arctic circle on the Yenisey River.
By the beginning of World War II the Norilsk Combine included a small metallurgical works, facilities for producing oxygen and coke, a machine shop, a temporary power station, three open-pit coal mines, three metal mines and others under development, plus sandstone and limestone quarries, a railway, an airport, and a port on the Yenisey River at the old town of Dudinka (founded in 1667).
pfizenmayeri Zukowski 1910 that occupies the area east of the Yenisey River to the Chersky Mountain Range, 3) A.
A northern sea route through the Arctic Ocean was open in 1932, extending down the Siberian rivers Ob, Yenisey and Lena (1930s-1940s).
Three crazy guys would as they raft their way down the 5,500-kilometer Yenisey River.
We'll enjoy a boat ride on the Yenisey River through breathtaking scenery as we look for ibex, bear, yak, and a variety of migratory birds.
Stretching eastward from the Ural Mountains to the Yenisey River lies one of the most level expanses of land in the world.
Nutrient chemistry of the Ob' and Yenisey rivers, Siberia: results from June 2000 expedition and evaluation of long-term data sets.
Also bullish was the news that the Russian port of Dudinka, used by Norilsk for its nickel exports, would shut on 24 May as it became blocked by melting ice on the Yenisey River.