Sentence examples for Methods of injecting from inspiring English sources
Methods of injecting the fracture using a metal alloy with a low melting point, such as Wood's metal (Pyrak-Nolte et al. 1987; Yasuhara et al. 2006), also restrict the information obtained to binary data: injectable or contact zone.
Improved hydraulic fracturing technology — methods of injecting chemicals into the earth to shake fossil fuels loose — had made it possible for energy companies to extract oil and gas from fields that were previously thought to be tapped out.
Tests with two methods of injecting the water, locally and evenly distributed, gave the same drying rate after an initial transient, showing that water readily distributes itself amongst the catalyst particles.
Different methods of injecting EdU were tested.
By the 1990s, agencies offering egg donation and gestational surrogacy followed, as did ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection, a method of injecting sperm directly into an egg to fertilise it).
In contrast to Paulson's method of injecting funds, banks were not stigmatised if they could borrow from the markets.
(BNA) 107 (Pat. Off. Bd. App. 1954) (approving a patent for a method of injecting medicaments by a pressure jet).
She discovered a method of injecting more air into the ice-cream, making it easily freezable as well as using less ingredients.
The first step on the journey to new physics will happen this weekend, when engineers test their method of injecting high-energy protons, which are produced in a separate accelerator, the Super Proton Synchrotron, into the collider by sending a batch through one part of the racetrack.
A method of injecting steam/hot water to heat the solvent to vaporize and retrieve it was introduced recently (steam-over-solvent injection in fractured reservoirs) and tested through core experiments.
Actually, the same is true for all payment methods, including F.F.S. Indeed, anyone who thinks for a moment about the problem of paying the providers of health care will quickly come to the disheartening conclusion that there is no ideal method of injecting money into the health care system.
