Sentence examples for charging history from inspiring English sources

This study reveals the geochemical significance of adsorbed/occluded aliphatic hydrocarbons in understanding the charging history of oil into reservoirs.

In recent years, we also applied the technique to the Junggar Basin in the previous study to determine the thickness of the paleo oil layer in the Mosuowan uplift and reconstruct its hydrocarbon charging history, through integrated analysis of single-well continuous QGF index and series inclusion analysis (Ma et al. 2016, 2017) (Fig. 1).

They are presumed to derive from the same source kitchen and have similar oil charging history.

So why rewrite such racially charged history in this fashion?

The work's greatest appeal is the compelling oddity of Shawky's Mister Rogers approach to this charged history and the onionlike layers of his reappropriation.

The ambition lies primarily in choosing whom and what to exhibit, a difficult balancing act given this institution's politically charged history.

The city has a charged history: in 1956, during the Suez Crisis, it was the scene of a massacre of several dozen Arabs by Israeli police.

But officials at City College, part of the City University of New York, insisted that charged history was not a factor when they decided that the room would be better used as an annex for the school's career services office, two floors below.

While following the footsteps of two predecessors, Paul VI and John Paul II, who had visited the Jewish state in 1964 and 2000, respectively, the incumbent carries a sensitive baggage beyond the charged history of Christian-Jewish coexistence.

Have the real-life models for the bobble heads really made up, or did McDonald's hope to trade on the pair's charged history for its own marketing purposes?

Not only poverty stands in the way, but also the charged history: many Sioux ask why they should have to pay for land that already belongs to them, given numerous treaties broken by the United States and a landmark federal court decision in 1979 that called the government's seizure of the Black Hills one of the most dishonorable acts in American history.