In Selly Oak around the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, it was 16 metres (52ft)
below ground three decades ago but is now about 12 metres (39ft).
Once scientific installations are completed in the galleries, researchers will visit them only rarely working
below ground, experimentation being conducted using sensors similar to the 300 already installed at 445 metres below the ground.
Rather than just building towns and armies above ground, you can also take the war
below ground into the caverns.
By contrast, NYC 01/NYC 02, 2002, comes closer to individual portraiture: Streuli catches subway riders emerging from
below ground at Astor Place into bright sunlight.
The project will initially target the "
below ground biodiversity" of seven tropical countries: Brazil, Mexico, Cote d'Ivoire, Uganda, Kenya, Indonesia and India.
Tokyo Electric Power Co., or Tepco, has operated a power station under a Buddhist temple for over a decade now and an Asahi television studio, built 20 meters
below ground in Roppongi, operates a simulated downpour behind the announcers when it rains above ground.
Measuring tillage-caused soil disruption above and
below ground can help farm managers compare equipment and understand the effects different tillage tools have on soil.
The water drips to an impenetrable hardpan about three feet
below ground, which holds the water for take-up by plant roots.
The modular GRP or steel reactor units are designed for either above or
below ground installation.
They descend into the abandoned coal mines to play "Death."
Below ground, they reenact old tragedies.
The bureau says the epicenter, near the India-Pakistan border in the state of Gujarat, was 22 kilometers
below ground.
The focus of the quake was estimated at 10 kilometers
below ground in the region, it said.