Sentence examples for central oil from inspiring English sources
The castle has central oil heating, and the guesthouses have underfloor heating.
Drafting the annexes, which include allocating specific fields to the Kurdish regional government, the central oil ministry and the national oil company, will be contentious.
From this field, a reservoir associated to a central oil well chosen randomly is extracted so as to form a volume containing distinct groups of petrophysical regions.
The material Wisting Central oil field, discovered in the same licence in September this year, will now be prioritised for appraisal in 2014.
Our results also indicate that central oil and natural gas transportation routes may be at considerable risk: 1590 km of the Eastern Siberia Pacific Ocean (ESPO) oil pipeline, 1260 km of major gas pipelines originating in the Yamal-Nenets region, and 550 km of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) are in the area in which near-surface permafrost thaw may occur by 2050 (Supplementary Table 1).
The spores are ellipsoid in shape, with a smooth surface, and contain a large central oil drop surrounded by smaller droplets.
The present paper aims to present the empirical comparative results related to the three most popular heating systems operated in Greek multi-apartment and mixed-use buildings, which use three different fuels, respectively: a central oil-fired boiler, a unitary gas-fired boiler and unitary heat pumps.
With Turkey central to oil transit in the region, United States crude oil futures soared to an all-time high of $89 a barrel on Wednesday, Reuters reported, though prices later dropped.
Which presents a problem for the West because the next country down is Azerbaijan, a massive source of non-Mideastern-oil and the last bridge for access to Central Asian oil and gas, one that Moscow doesn't control.
He has advised ministers of finance, heads of central banks, oil ministers and other officials in the Persian Gulf on economic development policy, oil policy, and on international trade and finance.
Even so, if drilling in the United States were as central to oil prices as Congressional cheerleaders for Big Oil imply, events off the Louisiana coast should have sent oil prices higher.
