Sentence examples for drill changes from inspiring English sources

An air horn signaled drill changes every 15 minutes; a train whistle moaned in the distance as technical jargon filled the air.

An advantage of flow-based allocation (Batycky et al. 2005) over allocation factors based on fixed streamtubes are so-called time-of-flight models (Samier et al. 2001), which account in the sum of well capacitance for transient flow effects such as well shut-ins, infill drilling, changes in injection rate and/or field pressure decline (e.g. Tiab and Dinh 2013).

How will drilling change the landscape of the refuge?

The name of the agency overseeing offshore drilling changed, but little else.

Fresh drill geometry changes with cutting time due to the wear progression and the risk for hole quality is enhanced as cutting progresses.

The drilling engineer must have a good estimate of how the stability of drilling fluid changes due to salt contamination encountered during drilling operation.

The drill measures change-of-direction speed, burst, and hip flexibility, all crucial skills when trying to run around a left tackle to reach a quarterback.

Middlefield, the other town that includes parts of the Village of Cooperstown, was one of the first municipalities to ban gas drilling through changes to its master plan and zoning.

MDS ordinations confirm that drilling related changes to benthic community structure are most pronounced at stations located closest to the well-head.

Conventional gas-cut detection methods are based on monitoring the drilling parameter changes at the wellhead; however, because of the large distance between the wellhead and the well bottom, detection through this approach is not timely.

That drill, however, changed with Juanita.