Sentence examples for favourable geology from inspiring English sources
Higher yields to support motorized pumping and water reticulation can be obtained at locations where favourable geology, structural features, and weathering are combined (Chilton and Forster 1993).
In favourable geology, moderate depth and freshly developed workings, the results have been excellent, averaging production of more than 1000 tonnes/day.
The geology is not favourable and I would expect the concessions to continue to decrease.
The Nile's geology may be favourable for dam building, but the flow of money is not.
"Not only do they have a humongous oil reserve, the geology is very favourable [which allows it to be extracted] very much more cheaply," he said on Bloomberg TV.
First, European geology is less favourable: its shale deposits tend to be deeper underground and harder to extract.Second, America has a long history of drilling for oil and gas, which has spawned a huge and competitive oil-services industry bristling with equipment and know-how.
"However, UK geology is much less favourable than that of the US (the shale contains a much higher proportion of clay, rendering hydraulic fracturing, or 'fracking', techniques, much less viable), and, also unlike in the US, the benefits of production will accrue to the government, not to the landowner – thus increasing the likelihood of local opposition.
From the reclassified map, a geologic ground water prospect map was produced using spatial analyst tool in ArcGIS software, showing the various favourable ground water prospect zones based on the geology of the area.
Geology Is Destiny Earth got lucky early.
