Sentence examples for homogeneous formation from inspiring English sources

In addition, the reamer's lateral vibration intensity in the former soft hard formation and former hard soft formation reaches a homogeneous formation several times the original magnitude.

The experiments were designed with the goal of understanding and accurately quantifying the immobilization of the scCO2 analog in a homogeneous formation confined by a slightly dipping structural barrier.

By applying an alloy ribbon with the determined composition, a highly reliable joint was obtained with a homogeneous formation of predominantly grown α-Zr phases owing to a complete isothermal solidification, exhibiting strength higher than that of Zircaloy-4.

The goal of the paper is for a comparative study of the reamer's lateral, axial and torsional vibration intensity in the former soft hard formation and former hard soft formation and homogeneous formation.

Cross-sectional scanning and transmission electron microscopy, together with finite element modeling, reveal that the bilayer coating absorbs deformation while allowing more homogeneous formation of a high density of smaller shear bands at the bilayer/BMG interface.

It was found that the optimal conditions including the solution concentration and the weight blending ratio of Thai silk fibroin/gelatin at 8 10% (w/v) and 70/30, respectively, with the applied voltage at 18 kV provided the fibers with homogeneous formation of beads.

For the influence of formation heterogeneity on the dissolving patterns, conical dissolution is observed in comparatively more homogeneous formations with lower porosity heterogeneity.

The solution of the analytical model is relatively simple and generalizes previous approaches developed for homogeneous formations.

Especially in the former hard soft formation, the lateral vibration amplitude peak, acceleration peak and acceleration RMS respectively achieve the homogeneous formations of 4.2 times, 6.6 times, 7.1 times.

This is done under simplified idealised conditions, in homogeneous formations and under steady state flow and mass transport through the unsaturated and saturated zones.

In the present work, a simple-to-use approach, which is easier than existing approaches, less complicated with fewer calculations, is formulated to arrive at an appropriate estimation of critical oil rate for bottom water coning in anisotropic and homogeneous formations with the well completed from the top of the formation.