Sentence examples for intensity of fracturing from inspiring English sources
The Toki granite has been classified into three zones by Iwatsuki and Yoshida ([1999]) based on the intensity of fracturing and fracture widths: an intact zone, a moderately fractured zone, and an intensely fractured zone.
Comparison of the mud loss rate in different wells may give the intensity of fracturing in different parts of the reservoir (Xia et al. 2015).
Due to deeply weathered bedrock, soil cover, thick shrub vegetation, the areal extension and intensity of fracturing cannot be determined (Kale et al., 2014).
Dykes can act as pathways or as barriers to the groundwater flow depending upon the intensity of fracturing in the dyke rock (Babiker and Gudmundsson 2004; Gurugnanam et al. 2008).
Recent studies have shown that characterization of azimuthal anisotropy can help delineate orientation and intensity of fractures, as well as indicate the fluid content of their embedded cracks.
The visuals and stark lighting owed much to German Expressionist films and the music echoed that sense of fractured intensity.
Although it has been reported these types of reservoirs has high intensity of natural fractures, the dual-permeability model can match the conducted pilot test results even with low intensity of natural fractures.
The recorded fracture system parameters include orientation, intensity (number of fractures per meter), connectivity, aperture, and whether the fractures are cemented or not.
The color in the figure represents the intensity of displacement and fractures, and the dart colour means relatively more displacement and fractures.
By adjusting the parameters of the fractal fracture model, the geometry of a fracture network can be generated for performance evaluation and matching the MS monitoring events by multiple parameters, such as fracture half-length, SRV, fracture density and intensity of the events (associated with the complexity and the effectiveness of the fracture network) (Fig. 2).
Table 2 Summary of fracture intensity, mineralization, and connectivity for the outcrops studied Outcrop Fracture intensity (m−1) Amount of mineralization Connectivity Mean Min Max None Partial open Full Cleebourg 3.3 0 27 87 6 7 49 Leistadt 1.2 0 5 89 7 4040 Kammerforster 0.7 0 3 100 0 0 35 Riesenstein 0.8 0.8 10.80.8 20.8
