Sentence examples for logging successfully from inspiring English sources

Despite non-ideal operating conditions, multi-rate FFEC logging successfully determined flow rate, salinity, and transmissivity of 17 conducting fractures intercepted by the logged section of the borehole, including two fractures with regional groundwater flow.

Finally, I shut the site and tried again about 20 minutes later, this time logging on successfully.

A spokesperson for the group said: "We are experiencing an issue with our internet banking service this morning, which has affected the ability of some customers to log on successfully.

For the customer, online banking should mean greater convenience – it can be done anywhere and any time you can get an internet connection – and reliability, since the challenges (such as passwords and memorable words or phrases) you face to log on successfully are more complex than a simple four-digit number at a cash machine.

"But more recent malware will perform a man-in-the-middle attack to obtain the user's session (a session is created after a user logs in successfully and the browser and the bank's website use this to continue the interaction) and fake the logout requests.

The result also shows that the log term successfully suppresses the CHI values of the high-frequency words appearing in all classes, which achieves relatively good results.

A few years later, when Senator Bob Dole ran against Bill Clinton, Log Cabin successfully pressured Dole to make sure that the '96 convention would be free of such displays of anti-gay sentiment.

You should be logged in successfully to the AWS control panel and be able to see the "services" menu in the extreme top left that you can expand (see Figure 1).

You will see your email in the upper right corner if you are logged in successfully.

But outside the strictly-protected zone, state-employed foresters are still busily logging, and have successfully campaigned to be allowed to greatly increase felling and clearing dead wood in a bid to fight bark beetle infestation.

But the Canadian, Swedish and Finnish logging companies have successfully pressured their governments into inserting an absurd clause into the rules.