The six stages consist of formation oil displacement, formation water displacement, acetic acid, HCl pre-flush, main acid, and over-flush stage.
with this architecture, we can complete a typical scenario of formation control of multi-UAV, which consists of formation reaching, formation keeping, collision avoidance and formation reconfiguration.
The long-term pozzolanic reactions consist of formation of various products, resulting in the growth new materials and affect the strength and compressibility of clays [104, 111].
The two-step method consists of formation of chemical glue, "nickel nuclei", having strong metal support interaction with SiO2 and preparation of the "nickel reservoir" which has weak interaction with support.
Thus, structural analyses of breakpoints for p16 deletions in several kinds of human cancers have been performed to elucidate the molecular process of chromosome interstitial deletion consisting of formation of DNA double strand breaks (DSBs) and subsequent joining of DNA ends in human cells.
Produced water is the aqueous fraction extracted along with the hydrocarbons from geological formations, and consists of formation water (water naturally present in the reservoir), flood water (seawater previously injected into the formation to maintain reservoir pressure), and condensed water (in the case of gas production).
Oxidative stress is a metabolic process that consists of formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS).
Notably, the experimental activation dynamics of immune-related proteins such as the NF-κB, JNK and p38, display response consisting of formation and depletion waves.
Areas of Antigua, Anguilla, Barbuda, and eastern Guadeloupe consist of formations of coral limestone, whereas the small chain from Saint Kitts to Montserrat forms a volcanic ridge; the volcano Soufrière on Guadeloupe is the highest mountain in the Lesser Antilles (at 4,813 feet [1,467 metres]).
We assume that the subsurface consists of formations with irregular bottom and top topography in contact with other formations.
