Sentence examples for exploit the field from inspiring English sources

Woodside Petroleum, which wanted to exploit the field, was working closely with the Howard government during the talks.

Speaking three days after regulators delayed a decision on whether to revoke the licence to exploit the field, the Russian president dismissed TNK-BP's argument that the authorities and Gazprom, the state-owned gas giant, were to blame for Kovykta's slow development.

But to really harness power from the bioinformatics tsunami, researchers will need to be experts in aspects of both biological and computer science, and therein lies a fundamental problem: Relatively few scientists in either camp are sufficiently well versed in the other's line of work to fully exploit the field.

The augmentation in electricity demand, power system privatization as well as efficacy of renewable resources has paved the way for power system companies and researchers to exploit the field of grid connected distributed generation (DG) and its issues, islanding being a dominant one.

Rather, international companies would own a larger share of the joint companies that would be created to develop and exploit the fields.

The company denies this, saying that Russian law makes it impossible for TNK-BP to fully exploit the fields on its own.

If our Western clients and consumers would like to get enough gas on time, they need to understand we need cash to maintain the reserves and exploit the fields.

If countries intend to profit from the long-term benefits of the resource, they are obliged to exploit the fields with an appropriate low extraction rate (LER) which leads to the outcome (LER, LER).

Moreover, results show that though the Pareto optimal resolution (LER, LER) is considered as an equilibrium, if players are shortsighted and not equipped with the ability to risk, they might both choose to exploit the fields with the maximum extraction rate (MER), introducing state (MER, MER) which is another equilibrium for the game.

If they both exploit the fields with an equal and reasonable extraction rate which is less than the maximum rate possible, the conditions of the fields are monitored more accurately; thus, the long-term benefits of proper maintenance of the fields exceed the revenue losses from extracting less than maximum.

Bearing in mind that if Iran try to change its policy to Dare (D), its payoff decreases from 2 to 1. Iran might be able to convince Iraq to chicken out and in this condition Iran can exploit the fields in a more suitable situation.