Sentence examples for insufficient gas from inspiring English sources
Lancashire County Council has a real opportunity now to take a national leadership position to tackle the UK's growing problem of insufficient gas storage.
A 2012 letter by two Israeli government chief scientists – which the Israeli government chose not to disclose – warned the government that Israel still had insufficient gas resources to sustain exports despite all the stupendous discoveries.
However, the prototype at high frequency doesn't present isobaric suction process, which results in insufficient gas suction and therefore decrease in the expander efficiency.
These differences are commonly attributed to apparatus (different performances of porosimeter), core cleaning (lacking of cleaning effect evaluation criteria and arbitrary drying) and measurement (insufficient gas injection pressure and inconsistent crushing level).
Most likely, the configuration of the SciGas degasser caused insufficient gas liberation from the drilling mud [25].
On February 22 , 2009 due to insufficient gas drainage and an unreliable ventilation system, local gas accumulation occurred.
However, large gas bubbles observed at adsorber feed-gas velocities exceeding 0.69 make1 make insufficient gas-solids contact likely, which in turn explains a reduction of the dynamic CO2 loading of the adsorbent at these conditions.
With further increase in aeration rate it was found that removal efficiency reduced due to excessive foaming in the reactor leading to insufficient gas-liquid interfacial diffusion [ 25].
However, there are significant risks involved in this approach, including inappropriate borehole placement and insufficient goaf gas capture and control.
Simulation results indicate that the non-uniformity in radial catalyst concentration and gas-velocity distribution as well as insufficient lateral gas mixing result in a significant loss of selectivity and yield of acrylonitrile.
Flaring, while usually permitted to allow oil production in areas with insufficient natural gas take-away capacity, results in significant waste of otherwise useable energy resource.
