Sentence examples for Well generated from inspiring English sources

As the low-frequency turbulence cannot be well generated by wind tunnel in general, this study explores a quasi-steady method for compensating the effect of low-frequency turbulence.

There is big money on the table: Fare Thee Well generated $50m in ticket sales and Billboard estimates that the band could have sold six million more tickets, judging by the demand.

Tim Carr, a professor of energy at West Virginia University, estimated in January that at $3 per thousand cubic feet of gas and $50 for each barrel of liquids, the well generated more than $100,000 a day in revenue.

Even so, the well generated superheated steam and 35 MW of electricity at 500°C, Elders and his colleagues report in the current issue of Geothermics.

As depicted in Figs. 8, 9, 10, the displacements, maximum and minimum principle stresses around the well generated by the Mohr Coulomb, Mogi Coulomb, modified Lade criteria, and the actual drilling mud pressures are very close to each other since there is a little difference between the predicted pressures.

Note that water molecules beyond the characteristic length δ progressively tend to behave as bulk ones because they escape the potential well generated by the solid wall, which is subject to a power decrease along the direction normal to the surface.

Paclitaxel, sold for years as Taxol by Bristol-Myers Squibb and now by generic firms as well, generates $2.1 billion a year.

And early indications suggest that it may well generate a more fanatical audience than its predecessors.

Her ambition to have Tilda Swinton cast in the lead role for the Gillard biopic may well generate a laugh.

Today's economic slump could well generate a similar backlog of couples whose relationships have been irreparably ruined.

That deal has definitely been a home run; Cerent may well generate $1 billion in revenue for Cisco this year.