Sentence examples for drilling better from inspiring English sources

To make the two methods (PPP and drilling) better comparable, the poultice results were later treated with a correction factor accounting for the much higher area of PPP sampling (approx. 13.7 comparedpared to the size of the drillhole (approx. 0.79 cm2) resulting in a factor of approx. 17:17

In order to clarify the law of rock breaking with SC-CO2 jet, and enable it to serve SC-CO2 drilling better, the SC-CO2 jet system for rock breaking was used to carry out the experiments, which demonstrated that jet pressure, jet temperature, confining pressure, jet distance, rotary speed of core samples and jet time are the main factors to influence the rock-breaking performance and efficiency.

Mr. Gibbons, who knows the first-haircut drill better than most, says the extra space is needed to accommodate a child's entourage.

These players get better as they  get heavier and faster, and those who run the cone drills better tend to do better in the N.F.L. Wide receivers and fullbacks might as well not show up at the combine.

In the industrial experiences, core drill shows better drilling quality than twist drill.

Thus, torque and thrust force measurements, supported by metallographic data, indicated that H-DLC-coated drills provided better dry drilling performance than NH-DLC.

According to the Times Topics page, hydraulic fracturing is a drilling method, "better known as hydrofracking or fracking, in which large amounts of sand, water and chemicals are injected deep underground at high pressures".

Dr. Richard Niederman, the chairman of the epidemiology and health promotion department at the New York University College of Dentistry, said, "Being able to paint it on in 30 seconds with no noise, no drilling, is better, faster, cheaper".

Tabletop drilling provided better performance for these 2 issues.

It correlates the shear stress to the shear rate for a variety of drilling fluids better than both the power-law and Hershel Bulkley model.

To illustrate this effect, we generated drilling sequences better than average statistically based on a sampling scheme adopted from "discovery process" models (Andreatta and Kaufman 1996; Chen et al. 2013), commonly used in conventional petroleum resource assessment.