Sentence examples for crude oil development from inspiring English sources

This study describes the low temperature waste heat exploitation during enhanced crude oil development providing a 600 900 kW continuous electric power supply under deteriorating and oscillating thermal boundary conditions.

Natural gas and crude oil production from tight formations by means of horizontal drilling coupled with hydraulic fracturing brings changes to the environmental and socioeconomic landscape, particularly in those areas where natural gas and crude oil development is a new activity.

With rapid development of economy and technology and increasing demand for crude oil exploitation, the content of sulfur-contenting compounds in the crude oil is ever increasing, leading to poor oil quality.

Judith Kimerling, a professor of law and policy at the City University of New York and author of Amazon Crude, a book about oil development in Ecuador, said: "Spills, leaks and deliberate discharges are happening in oilfields all over the world and very few people seem to care".

"So oil development will continue".

Understanding the factors driving crude oil price development is essential for assessing their effects.

During a transition period with gradually decreasing crude oil supply, development and market introduction of XTL synfuel plants is a reasonable and precautional strategy.

The majority of research using native Gulf fish species to determine the effects of crude oil on embryonic development has been limited to the analysis of mortality and gross morphological changes.

A truly special thanks to all the students of the 2010 BIO303, Research in Developmental Biology course, who began the preliminary analysis of Macondo crude oil on zebrafish development.

A growing list of recent studies suggest that crude oil and natural gas development, particularly in shale formations, are significant sources of methane leaks -- NOT fully included in U.S. EPA greenhouse gas inventories because they are rarely monitored.

"The developments highlight the difficulty of designing long-term policies around volatile crude-oil and gasoline prices," they write.