Sentence examples for flow of well from inspiring English sources

Armed with a continuous flow of well data, his offshore engineers are able to run simulations on rock behaviour and pore pressure during drilling, and then adjust parameters such as drill speed accordingly.

Assuming that the marker only leaves the CSF as part of fluid with the same concentration as in the sample, i.e. by bulk flow of well mixed CSF, and all of the secreted CSF is added to the mixture that is sampled, the secretion rate can be calculated as follows [ 133]: where each C is the concentration in the indicated fluid.

There has been a flow of well-informed books and Congressional hearings the other side of the Atlantic.

Kenya's own tourist industry is predicated upon a steady flow of well-heeled Europeans into Nairobi.

Kerry has taken aim at "Benedict Arnold" companies as part of a much broader political and policy debate over stemming the flow of well-paying U.S. jobs overseas, a chief cause of unemployment, especially in the hardest-hit manufacturing sector.

Wall Street's struggles will most likely be reflected in New York City's tax revenue, as well as in the revenues of nonfinancial businesses, like high-end real estate firms and expensive restaurants, which depend on a steady flow of well-off customers.

Even in honest and open negotiations with a relatively free flow of well-defined objectives among all participants, there are still differences between the antagonisms of buyers and sellers.

If you are ambitious, how about establishing a life science version of SETNET, which aims to "ensure that there is a flow of well-motivated, high-quality people from schools who have an interest in, and an understanding of, engineering related subjects"?

I know how gratefully the Air Staff in London reckon on the unfailingly regular flow of well-trained pilots and observers, course after course, month after month".

This over-attention to detail interferes with the fluidity and flow of well-rehearsed skills and ultimately undermines the ability to do something that would normally be relatively easy.

A couple of hours later, an almost equally unobtrusive candidate in a checkered top and faded jeans greeted a steady flow of well-wishers -- many of them dressed in bright-red "Team Carly" shirts -- at the Seacoast Republican Women's Chili Cookoff in Stratham, a 20-minute drive east on Route 101.