Sentence examples for extraction points from inspiring English sources

This increases the number of packets and the number of extraction points with different bitrates.

An important parameter in determining overall treatment efficiency is the fraction of flow that recycles between injection and extraction points.

These results suggest that the subsurface should be heated to water boiling temperatures to facilitate gas transport from specific locations of DNAPL to extraction points and reduce the potential for DNAPL redistribution.

High feed temperatures might not be reachable due to the pressure reduction on the extraction points; possible solution: installation of a control valve, additional tapping on the steam turbine.

The study showed that accurate and sufficient data regarding the source characteristics, concentration and groundwater level measurements, groundwater pumping rates and their durations at each of the extraction points involved in the pump-and-treat system along with the hydrogeological site characterization are the key parameters for successful flow and transport model calibrations.

To avoid tissue damage and formation of traumatic resin ducts (Fig. 1f) or other wood reactions, samples were taken following a spiral pattern along the stem surface leaving a minimum space of 5 cm between extraction points (Deslauriers et al. 2003).

As the team attempts to extract, Borg drones transport into the extraction point, killing another team member, capturing Lieutenant Foster and taking the Isodesium.

Baghdad's fractious politics will lose a moderating force, and the US will lose an extraction point of last resort should Baghdad fall.

After twenty-one days, the man and woman have to make a final journey to an "extraction point" where a car, truck, helicopter, or boat comes and rescues the contestants.

But that's what it felt like as Walt sat waiting for Saul's guy in the same roadside extraction point where Jesse sat a few weeks ago, and then climbed into an innocuous people carrier.

"We can have an extraction point at the top of the atrium that controls the movement of the air in the space.