Sentence examples for equivalent of produced from inspiring English sources
Total cumulative gas production, including surface gas and gaseous equivalent of produced condensates, SCF.
Total initial gas-in-place, including surface gas and gaseous equivalent of produced condensates, SCF.
The terms (G_{p} left( {1 + R_{{{text{MLG}}_{p} }} } right)) and (G_{i} left( {1 + R_{{{text{MLG}}_{i} }} } right)) in Eq. 3 are also referred as 'total cumulative gas production' (G pT ) and 'total initial gas in place' (G T ), respectively, which are variables that lump the surface gas and the gaseous equivalent of produced condensates together.
The Wall, the concept album he wrote for his old band Pink Floyd, was transformed into possibly the most elaborate spectacle ever presented on stage from 2010 to 2013, the latter-day equivalent of producing a Wagnerian opera, then packing it up and taking it around the globe for years.
Ms. Dudas described the price as "a good value," and said that in 2006 (the most recent calculation) members paying $528 for a family share received the equivalent of produce that would have cost $1,861 at a nearby Whole Foods Market.
Developers say that Cape Wind will provide 75 percent of the power for Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard — the equivalent of that produced by a medium-size coal-fired plant.
It's the equivalent of Pixar producing one hit after another.
In recent years, due to its commanding location of the sea, Jaffa has attracted well-off Israelis, and its traditional cramped apartments are being replaced by the local equivalent of McMansions, producing keen tensions with the local Palestinians (also represented in the movie).
A titration of iron (III) into protein that has been allowed to equilibrate with 2 equivalents of copper produced an exothermic reaction.
Application rates greater than 35 Mg ha−1 of equivalent gypsum produced no significant benefits.
(Anacardiaceae) inhibited the ear edema induced by TPA by 21%, while the methyl gallate, one of the main compounds in MeOH extract, at an equivalent concentration, produced 63% of ear edema inhibition.
