Excess of fluid loss destabilizes the wellbore and results in the stuck pipe, and wellbore collapses apart from damaging the pay zone.
Water further weakens the fracture zones, causing roofs and pillars to break apart or collapse.
Cheever grew up in a world of elegance and finery (an 11-bedroom 19th-century house, black-tie dances, a Buick sedan) but when his father's lucrative shoe business collapsed, things fell apart.
When the bow section hit the sea bed, the weakened decks at the rear, where the ship had broken apart, collapsed on top of each other.
However, almost as soon as the old order collapsed, the opposition fell apart, as liberals grew increasingly alarmed by what they saw as "radical" working class demands.
He's bigger than the novel, than the world that's collapsed and torn itself apart; and he only appears when it's done, walking from nowhere, only hazily able to remember who he was before (but that he killed policemen, fought for the KKK, and helped to kidnap Patty Hearst).
Lists of putative origins of replication determined by nascent DNA sequencing in K562 and MCF7 cells were combined and regions <10 bp apart were collapsed into a single putative origin.
He is trying to pass the health care overhaul, he insists, not sabotage it, and predicts that the legislation will ultimately collapse for reasons apart from abortion.
These visual aids help viewers begin to comprehend the competing tensions pushing and pulling on apparently inanimate objects and the ways that engineers compensate, so the structures they build won't collapse or blow apart.
An environment of contained domestic order gives him the freedom to arrange and disarrange the world at will, take it apart, collapse its space, control its expressive temperatures, determine its confusions.
