Sentence examples for is to drill a from inspiring English sources

The driving purpose behind North GRIP is to drill a core that will finally provide a clean record of the last interglacial period and validate Event One.

Shales produce unevenly – the only way to find the limited "hot spots" that produce in quantity is to drill a lot of holes.

The alternative to legal proceedings for now is to drill a new well at a cost of around $2 million, according to Ron Stock, the Weed city administrator.

But best industry practice is to drill a well with intermediate casing 4,000 feet deep into the layer of rock beneath which lie the vast majority of gas deposits.

Its principle is to drill a hole at or close to the crack tip to transform the crack into a notch, reducing in this way its stress concentration effect.

In a paper in Information Sciences, Jonathan Roberts and his colleagues at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Kenmore, Australia describe their experience turning them into autonomous robots.In underground mines the standard way of releasing ore is to drill a series of small holes in the rock, stuff in explosives, and then detonate them.

The challenges are to drill a large well with five cemented casing strings to 4500 m into a reservoir which can have a temperature of 400 600 °C.

A key objective was to drill a sample of "soil" and analyse it in Cosac's oven.

The new contracts the drilling companies sign will not be to drill a single well; they will be long-term agreements lasting three to 10 years.

Scientists need to figure out how practical and how expensive it will be to drill a 43-centimeter-wide hole that deep.

This assumed that an independent operator was to drill a well on their lease in South Texas, located in an environmentally sensitive wetland area.