Sentence examples for more drawdown from inspiring English sources

By performing sensitivity analysis and optimizing the injection and production parameters, it is observed that THP and BHP produce more drawdown from the reservoir.

In this last approach, the primary focus of the analysis was on the effects of the changes in the water table with regard to the proposed conjunctive water use (i.e., areas with more drawdown during the dry season are less suitable for the expansion of cyclic groundwater use) instead of focusing on the causes of the changes in the water table.

Like Mr. Obama, Mr. Hagel has been deeply critical of the war in Iraq and is believed to favor a more rapid drawdown of troops from Afghanistan.

That first "ending" of the Iraq war has now been largely forgotten, eclipsed by the December 2011 withdrawal — a much more extensive drawdown than initially planned.

Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee, General Allen echoed comments by other top commanders in recent days, saying that military leaders advised a more conservative drawdown of troops over the next year than Mr. Obama's plan.

Like the president, Mr. Hagel is deeply suspicious of a lingering American military presence in Afghanistan, and would most likely be comfortable with a more rapid drawdown of American troops after the United States and its allies turn over responsibility for security to the Afghans at the end of 2014.

Like the president, Mr. Hagel is suspicious of a lingering American military presence in Afghanistan, and would most likely be comfortable with a more rapid drawdown of American troops after responsibility for security is turned over to the Afghans at the end of 2014.

Until recently, the Obama administration was considering a range of options, from drawing down the number of troops by 30,000 by June 2013, to a more gradual drawdown, proposed by General John Allen, which would leave between 6,000-15,000 troops in country after formal combat operations end.

The second phase, likely lasting until 2020, would then involve a more gradual drawdown designed to maximize extraction.

This thick clay layer may also hamper the leakage from rivers during the dry season, contributing to the more intense drawdown during that time of year.

This behavior can be explained because, for the analyzed aquifer conditions, a lower Ka generates more pronounced drawdown in the water table in the proximity of the drain and consequently a higher advective flux towards the confined area, which counteracts diffusive fluxes across the walls.