Sentence examples for a tertiary stage from inspiring English sources

A high salinity injection followed by low salinity injection experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of low salinity injection on oil recovery as a tertiary stage.

The creep curves under all testing conditions exhibit a brief quasi-steady-state condition and then a very extended tertiary stage leading to failure.

Historically, some very high-yield thermonuclear weapons had a third, or tertiary, stage.

In addition, it was found that the experimental curve of the ovalization and the number of cycles necessary to produce buckling could be divided into three stages – an initial, secondary and tertiary stage.

In terms of process integration, these twin requirements can be addressed by (i) improving existing secondary (i.e. biological) treatment methods to maximise COD reduction, (ii) incorporating a tertiary 'polishing' stage to remove colour, and (iii) using (reverse osmosis) membrane technology to recover process water.

Then, the chemical surfactant or the cell-free supernatant (biosurfactant broth) was injected as a tertiary recovery stage and extra oil recovery was determined.

However, about a third of those who go untreated during the latent stage will develop the tertiary stage of syphilis, which has severe symptoms.

Syphilitic ocular manifestations are polymorphous and usually occur during the secondary or tertiary stage of syphilis.

However, since the late 1950s, micropaleontologists have recognized that calcareous marine plankton (foraminiferans and coccolith-bearing nannoplankton) exhibit a major taxonomic change at the boundary between the Maastrichtian (uppermost Cretaceous) Stage and the Danian (lowermost Tertiary) Stage.

And those of you who blame Mr. Bloomberg for this whole mess, remember: his mayoralty is in its tertiary stage.

The stiffness degradation and tensile strain accumulation depicted a three-stage process with rapid degradation in the primary stage, stable and constant degradation in secondary phase, and accelerated degradation in the tertiary stage.