Sentence examples for given pipeline from inspiring English sources

The case has shed light on a loophole in Texas's oil and gas regulation — one that critics say has given pipeline companies carte blanche to seize private land.

For a given pipeline, the presence of near-neutral pH environments and high residual stresses on the pipe surface determines whether a crack colony can develop, while the presence of high concentration of diffusible hydrogen is thought to determine whether repeated crack growth can occur.

Additionally, we are improving our load estimation functions so as to more accurately capture the computational load of a given pipeline through an evaluation of the initial input.

Right now, you might know that a customer who stays in a given pipeline stage for more than a month is unlikely to convert, but how can you fix the problem?

Equations (9) and (10) are therefore the proposed equations to be used for the splitting of C6+ composition of any given pipeline gas provided that the C6+ specific gravity is known.

The price spread with Brent crude will remain, though, given pipeline under capacity (as Keystone XL remains delayed) and rising output from Canada's oil sands, according to RBC Capital markets which sees the Brent-WTI spread averaging $9 per barrel in 2012 and $7 per barrel in 2013.

This theorem reduces proving the correctness of a given pipelined implementation of the ISA to verifying that each of its transitions can be modeled as a sequence of MOP state transitions.

For a given pipelined network, we say that Tstage is its stage time delay, which is the worst time delay of one pipeline stage.

Of course, no matter how efficiently you manage the giving pipeline, you may still get more demands than you can meet.

Many of last year's enterprise tech IPOs performed well, giving pipeline companies confidence in their debuts.

The analysis was full of holes, but it gave pipeline proponents their other favorite talking point, "the pipeline has no environmental impact!" But there was a catch: the contractor also concluded that if oil prices fell below $70 a barrel, then the profit margins on tar sands production would be so small that pipeline alternatives, like rail, would become too expensive.