Sentence examples for extent of drilling from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, a combined intra- and extra-dural drilling was performed; again the extent of drilling was tailored to the need of tumor resection.

Baseline ERT scans delineated the geometry of the interface between the contaminated alluvial aquifer and the underlying mudstone bedrock, and also the extent of drilling-induced physical heterogeneity.

This research also shows that an increase in the drilling-mud density not only impact on the development of pore pressures near the borehole, but it also affects the extent of drilling-mud invasion.

Buffers of 21,744 m2 (radius ∼83 m) with overlapping boundaries merged and dissolved were also applied to these wells to estimate the spatial extent of drill cuttings.

After failure, the constructs were examined and the plates removed to record the extent of drill-hole deformation and the number of permanently deformed screws.

The extent of the drilling to be sought by Democrats remained in flux until party leaders were ready to disclose the parameters of their legislation Wednesday.

This indicates that the empty osteocyte lacunae directly after surgery underestimates the extent of the drilling trauma and becomes clear as time passes.

We do not understand the extent of drilling-related air emissions as pockets of methane, propane, and other constituents in the subsurface are disturbed and released to the atmosphere [ 17].

White box indicates the extent of logging while drilling (LWD) and cuttings obtained in Hole C0002F.

To determine the extent of contamination from drilling fluid, 0.5 µm fluorescent microspheres were deployed in a plastic bag wedged into the core catcher that ruptured as the first cored material entered the core barrel.

These earthquakes have not led directly to any reported deaths or severe structural devastation (although unreported deaths, injuries, and damage are possible), and have numbered relatively few given the extent of energy-related drilling, injection, and associated operations, according to the authors.