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The FU reservoirs show earlier water breakthrough, higher water production and a lower oil recovery factor.
In addition, after the gas breakthrough, higher oil recoveries were obtained at higher capillary and bond numbers and lower gravity number.
The simulation results indicated that before the gas breakthrough, higher oil recoveries were obtained at lower capillary and bond numbers and higher gravity number.
Compared with the homogeneous reservoir, natural fracture (micro and large scale) networks can change the direction and velocity of the waterfront, which finally leads to the more serious water breakthrough, higher water cut and less recovery.
Computational toxicology takes advantage of three significant technological breakthroughs: high-information-content data streams (e.g., from microarray or in vitro high-throughput screening experiments), novel biostatistical methods, and the computational power to analyze these data (Judson et al. 2009; Nigsch et al. 2009).
Hopes for a breakthrough were high tonight in Belfast and in London, Dublin and Washington -- the three capitals that have overseen the stop-start progress of the peace settlement since it was signed in April 1998.
Negotiators from the United States and five other countries are meeting with Iran on Wednesday, and after they came close to a deal two weeks ago, expectations for a breakthrough are high.
This is the first trial for the breakthrough of high frequency operation at 1 THz.
The breakthrough in high throughput human genetics has enabled easy identification of the genetic cause for many "extreme diseases phenotypes".
Results show that a velocity-dependent kinetic model accurately simulates the observed early breakthrough for high pore-water velocities.
