Sentence examples for making pipelines from inspiring English sources
(Conversely, ethanol attracts water, raising corrosion issues in motor vehicles and making pipelines impractical).
As a result, process coordination usually depends on specific features of the underlying system's architecture, making pipelines difficult to migrate.
But oil and gas companies say production is going to increase despite slumping prices, making pipeline construction key to accessing global markets.
However, an increase in the diameter/thickness ratio of high-strength pipe steel makes pipelines more and more susceptible to local buckling failure.
If the group is successful, it could push the government to deny the dozens of permits required to connect electricity or do other basic things that make pipelines happen.
In this paper, we mainly report the novelty and creativity of the procedure and to make pipelines available for public to use, modify and develop.
What makes pipeline analysis necessary are stalls introduced by dependencies within the pipeline.
The following assumptions are made: Pipeline 2 also receives applied impressed current cathodic protection.
All these results indicate that the emulsification of waxy crude oil makes pipeline restart more difficult, and the lengthening of the pipeline magnifies the influence of the emulsification.
Earlier this month, the president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) called on whichever party forms the next government to make pipeline construction a major priority.
We use hStdOutput to stand for standard output, it is originally sent to the screen, and here we hang it up on pipeline B's input terminal and make pipeline B responsible for receiving exe file's output data.
