Sentence examples for another borehole from inspiring English sources
Across Katine in Amorikot, at another borehole built by Amref, Moses Olek recounts how he is training his village to build pit latrines using his home as a model for basic sanitation.
"In my view, if the idea [about the pump] was to help patients, let Amref repair the current borehole at the unit, then fence it in such that patients who can't afford to buy the piped water could then fetch there," he said, adding that to reduce consumption rate by the surrounding residents, Amref should drill another borehole outside the unit for residents to use.
Uranine (fluorescein), DTPA-gadolinium (diethylenetriaminopentacetic acid, gadolinium (III)), and deuterium were injected simultaneously in one borehole section and recovered at another borehole 20 m away, pumping at a flowrate of 0.1 1 min−1.
The decision means Amref will now allocate the borehole to another village.
We apply the new model and GR index model to two distinct wells, one is ODP Site 1173, representing soft formations, and another is a hydrocarbon exploratory borehole, representing compacted formations.
Instead another method is introduced where the borehole thermal resistance is allowed to change between different time intervals.
The 800-m borehole was drilled vertically from another site east of the branch fault.
Tracer experiments conducted using a flow field established by injecting water into one borehole and withdrawing water from another are often used to establish connections and investigate dispersion in fractured rock.
It will give information about the differences between the borehole and the spring water sources by comparing one another to indicate which water source is better for drinking.
The Hi-net and KiK-net borehole sensors are installed at 150 m depth, while another KiK-net sensor is installed at the ground surface (Fig. 1b).
In cooperation with the industrial partner GIF (Geotechnisches Ingenieurbüro Prof. Fecker & Partner GmbH, Ettlingen, Germany, sub-project 15 of the IWRM joint research project), a borehole scan had been carried out in Gua Bribin and in another karst cave, using a borehole camera combining a rotatable optical sensor with a camera.
