It is thought to hold at least 3 billion barrels of oil (and possibly more), only 500 million of which are recoverable with present technology.
In addition, the fatigued sensors were recoverable with a brief heating process.
A study released in February by the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, prepared by researchers at defense contractor SAIC and nonprofit research house GTI, finds that the U.S. has more than 200 billion barrels of oil and 2,000 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that are recoverable with today's technology.
A new test, known as antistress relaxation, allows us to study, exclusively, the anelastic deformation, i.e. one which is recoverable with time, of various polymers over a wide range of stresses and temperatures until the yield flow point is reached.
Scales for this sample show evidence of non-additivity, but additivity is recoverable with a simple γ = 1.5 Anscombe-Tukey transformation.
By some estimates the gas locked up in methane hydrates amounts to twice the global reserves of all conventional gas, oil and coal put together though only a small part of this may be recoverable, even with whizzy new technology.
The checkpoint saved must be portable, i.e., the state stored in a checkpoint should be recoverable in a machine with a different architecture.
Thus, the semantic values of expressions in a sentence will be recoverable from the proposition (together with its decomposition tree) expressed by the sentence.
This premium will be recoverable from the losing party together with the basic legal costs.
Some men with azoospermia (no sperm on ejaculation) may still have the opportunity to conceive with their partners: in some instances, hormonal therapy may help stimulate sperm production or sperm may be recoverable via an out-patient surgery with a specialized urologist.
