Over the months it fractured time and again, suspending the fates of those down the line until Mr. Hil could repair the breach.
That's why, when Resnais, in his later films (including his last, "Life of Riley"), shoots a story that goes from beginning to end without flashbacks, he's just as complex and modern as when he fractures time, as in "Last Year at Marienbad" or "Je T'Aime, Je T'Aime".
Further, the re-fracturing treatment is applied after 5 years of production as an optimal re-fracturing time.
There are three main challenges in re-fracturing treatment of shale gas wells, namely the selection of candidate wells, determination of optimal re-fracturing time, and the placement of new fractures.
The new methodology is based on the empirical relationship between production and time in a fracture-dominated flow regime, and considers the influence of time on the fracture time exponent.
The results on Ep and fracture time show that deposition of W film does not decrease the impact toughness of substrate.
Whenever that happens, she settles into the chair, comfy in her lavender Uggs that match Frost's lavender suit, and sits back to watch her visage fractured time and again.
Epidemiological data will be collected (age, sex, type of fracture, time between fracture, and treatment).
In the 1978/79-cohort, fracture time was only registered by month and year.
For subsequent fracture as dependent variable, follow-up time started at time of current fracture (time = 0) and was defined as time between current fracture and subsequent fracture (= event), death or end of 2-year follow-up period (= censored).
Velcro, dear theatergoers, to the word-fracturing, time-splintering world of David Ives.
