Sentence examples for drilling based on the from inspiring English sources

The machining mechanism of drilling based on the fracture mechanics concept is analyzed, and a new theoretical model of the material removal rate is proposed.

The BIM was used to provide real-time feedback to the drill operator about whether it is safe to continue drilling based on the position and orientation of the drill.

Considering the boundary condition and simulant density difference among these four parts, a drill-simulant interaction model is developed to predict the drilling load during simulant drilling, based on the screw conveying and the passive earth pressure theory.

"People drill based on the outlook for prices," said Britt Dearman, a special projects executive at the Apache Corporation, an oil and gas company based in Houston.

Working with SportsSense, which entered an official partnership with the Marlins, profiles were created for each interested player based on information derived from their tendencies — chase rate, contact rate in the strike zone, etc. Dillon took that data and built specific drills based on the findings on a trial-and-error basis to improve their cognitive skills.

On Saturday, in the thin strip of Russian territory that was a rear staging area for Soviet military support for North Korea in the Korean War, border troops and civil defense officials are to conduct drills based on the premise that huge North Korean refugee flows could start as a result of a new war on the Korean peninsula or by the collapse of the government of Kim Jong Il.

Earlier this year, I asked whether we've learned enough to expand Arctic drilling based on our experiences with the Exxon-Valdez and Deepwater Horizon oil disasters.

The brief window for drilling, based on ice floes and agreements with Alaska Natives to protect whales and other wildlife, opens in July and continues into October.

Even the CEO of Schlumberger Limited, the largest oil services company which benefits from a robust shale industry, blamed shale company investors for encouraging a recent increase in shale drilling based on a drive for growth.

Millions in California and elsewhere participate in annual drills based on this work.

One way to compare the content of the neural representations in different regions is to compare the object confusion errors (incorrect first guesses) that the classifier makes when it uses input from various single regions, such as misidentifying a hammer as a drill based on only the left calcarine sulcus.