Sentence examples for exploration practices from inspiring English sources

Roadless oil exploration practices are already in use in Ecuador's Block 10, a region of Amazonian forest near Yasuni, notes Bass.

Zou et al. (2011a) classified tight sandstone gas reservoirs into slope lithological and deep structural types based on formation conditions, distribution characteristics, trap types, exploration practices, etc. Guo et al. (2012), based on accumulation modes, divided accumulation zones of tight sandstone gas reservoirs into continuous and transitional types.

After several years of exploration practices in the Changning-Weiyuan national shale gas pilot zone, the industrial production has been achieved in a number of vertical and horizontal wells completed by SRV fracturing, and a series of independent shale gas reservoir stimulation technologies have come into being.

I will promote economic development and support energy exploration practices that do not endanger our environment.

Our exploration practice has shown that new reserves are continuously found each year in spite of the fact that the depression has already been explored for 40 years.

These cut-offs are adopted from hydrocarbon exploration practice and applied herein to ensure that only potential reservoir sands with sufficient storage capacity and permeability are considered.

Exploration practice has proved that there are large numbers of hydrocarbon-rich "sweet spots" in the extensive, continuous tight sandstone reservoirs in the deep strata of basins, and most of them were formed due to faulting and fissuring in late periods.

Our findings provide a better understanding of how much technology-exploration practices affect product performance in manufacturing SMEs.

"Ignoring exploration best practices, Hess disregarded the opportunity to learn that the rest of the industry might not have thought too highly of the holes into which the company was pouring billions of dollars of shareholder capital," Elliot wrote in the letter.

Nevertheless, to the best of our knowledge, it is one of the first studies to solely focus on qualitative exploration of practice facilitators' perspectives who worked with such a large number of primary care practices.

Experiences have been accumulated through a great number of helpful explorations and practices for rockburst prevention and control.