Sentence examples for gas accumulating from inspiring English sources

Diffusion alone cannot account for that amount, the researchers argue, as the gas accumulating at the top of the reservoir would have quickly saturated still water.

With the lateral venting configuration, CO2 gas can release directly from the anode diffusion layer of membrane electrode assembly (MEA), which prevents CO2 gas accumulating on the anode and decreasing the anode mass transportation.

Various radiological descriptions are used for specific distribution of free intraperitoneal gas, such as the Rigler sign (gas outlining both sides of the bowel), football sign (oval shaped peritoneal gas), increased lucency in the right upper quadrant (gas accumulating anterior to the liver) and triangle sign (triangular gas pocket between three loops of bowel).

In addition, it is also shown that it is difficult for the injected gas to further penetrate deep into the tight matrix near fractures, leading to a large quantity of gas accumulating near the injector after gas injection.

"Basically, I'm trying to get my family back in the house," said Arvid O'Connell, who was also rousted from his home in a low-lying part of town, where the gas accumulated.

The amounts of gas accumulated in a reservoir, as well as produced from wells and transported through pipelines, are measured by volume, calculated in either cubic metres or cubic feet.

These should have formed when hydrogen gas accumulated around small clumps of dark matter and then condensed to make stars.

The oil and gas accumulated in the late Eocene Oligocene Agbada Formation, while the source rock intervals are interbedded organic shales within the paralic Agbada Formation.

This is mainly because the high part has been strongly denuded and destroyed, resulting in the escape of oil and gas accumulated in the early stage.

The Anyue field is located in the north slope zone of the Weiyuan uplift and gas accumulated under the control of the Gaoshiti Moxi paleo-uplift.

During the production process, large amount of free gas accumulated in the vicinity of the injection well until the flow channels between the two wells were gradually opened.