Sentence examples for at drawdown from inspiring English sources

"If resources have not been dispatched from your agency, it is probably because your Chief or OP Area Coordinator has stated your area is at drawdown".

For seedlings established in the optimum band of the wetted edge during the germination window, cover decreased substantially at drawdown rates greater than 4 8 cm/day.

Some survival of seedlings at drawdown rates of 4 and 8 cm/day has been reported in laboratory experiments (Mahoney and Rood 1991) and the value of 2.5 cm/day is probably better viewed as the upper end of the most suitable range of rates rather than as an absolute limit.

We observed maximum cover at drawdown rates of 4 8 cm/day compared to the upper limit of 2.5 cm/day used in the recruitment box model, and we observed some seedlings surviving first-year drawdown rates of greater than 24 cm/day.

The volume of aquifer system that can be characterized with aquifer tests is controlled by the distance at which drawdown can be detected.

dd_{i,j,k,t} le dd_{i,j,k,t}^{u} (2.3 where ( dd_{i,j,k,t}^{u} ) is the specified upper bound on drawdown at locations i, j, k at the end of stress period t.

In addition, as Fig. 3 shows, neglecting formation heat loss does not appear to cause significant errors at low drawdowns.

Often, linear flow is the dominant flow regime in tight reservoirs and production takes place at high drawdowns because of the low permeability.

While the assumption of constant fluid temperature may be true for high-permeability systems, reservoirs undergoing production from low-permeability systems at significant drawdowns may not conform to this simplified assumption.

In fact, Bush's announcement does not represent a drawdown at all.

"We have drawn down from the surge," he said, "and we will complete that drawdown at the end of July.