Sentence examples for a required area of from inspiring English sources

Seventy-eight percent of the projects in the audit did not undergo a required Area of Review, a comprehensive geologic and technical analysis of the oil field involved.

A case study of Hong Kong shows that the required area of BCs increases non-linearly with increased performance targets.

A procedure has been developed to calculate Xopt, for which the total required area of the plant is minimum for given microbiological system and recycled ratio.

An analysis the agency released last month found that 78% of the oil projects audited did not undergo the required Area of Review to find and address potential problems surrounding a proposed new well.

The measured perc rate can be used to determine the total required area of the absorption field or the number of seepage pits.

Holding the left mouse button and dragging enables the user to select only the required area of chemical space.

We introduce a new infix and suffix sharing architecture and employ it along with several techniques to optimize the required area of pattern matching circuits.

The improvements in output energy and required area of the solar array were compared between the traditional airship and improved one.

The performance of BCs of different areas is assessed first using the Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) and then look-up curves (i.e., the performance target versus the required area of BCs) for each of the performance targets and the multi-objective cases are derived.

It has also been shown that there exist minima for the total required area of the two-stage membrane-based process, and as the CO2 load increases in the feed, the position of these minima shift to higher values of methane loss.

Further research needs are discussed, such as determining optimal light levels for growth of the necessary range of crops, energy trade-offs for agriculture (e.g. light intensity vs. required area), capabilities of Martian soils and their need for enrichment and elimination of oxides, strategies for use of human waste products, and maintaining atmospheric balance between people, plants and soils.