Sentence examples for greater drawdown from inspiring English sources

The drawdown criteria will vary depending on the end-use of the thermal energy; direct thermal use operations can afford a greater drawdown compared to electricity production.

However, a high purging rate in a low permeability aquifer may result in a dramatic decrease in sampling representativeness after an initial peak; (3) the presence of a short screen length may result in greater drawdown and a longer sampling time for low-flow purging.

The worsening situation led to large drawdowns from the Revenue Equalization Reserve Fund to finance budget deficits.

For seedlings established in the optimum band of the wetted edge during the germination window, cover decreased substantially at drawdown rates greater than 4 8 cm/day.

American forces will begin arriving in greater numbers in Basra as the British drawdown proceeds.

Small units are inherently at greater risk than large units, and as the drawdown proceeds, their means to protect themselves, move and communicate must be maintained, increasingly by Iraqi support groups rather than American ones.

The Horsetooth drawdown provided bare, wetted surfaces over a much greater elevational range than would be associated with riparian floodplain sites or removal of a shallow dam.

In contrast, when the water level was greater than 5 m and the well depth exceeded 10 m, low drawdown and high recovery transmissivity were observed.

When the well is pumped, a seepage face develops at the entry into the well so that the drawdown in the surrounding waste will not be as great as might be expected.

It was also found that pressure drop during drawdown is affected by invasion; pressure drop in invaded formations is greater than in un-invaded formations.

The takeoff point for the results to follow, which we call the Drawdown Modulation Lemma, characterizes any investment which guarantees that the percentage drawdown is no greater than a prespecified level with probability one.