Sentence examples for net injection from inspiring English sources
The last quarter marked the tenth successive net injection of housing equity.
The government had already pencilled in tax giveaways of £4bn for the two years, leaving a net injection of £21bn.
It marks the tenth successive quarterly net repayment of mortgage debt, bringing the cumulative net injection of equity into homes to £49.7bn since the second quarter of 2008.
The first quarter of 2015 marked the 28th successive quarter of net injection of equity into houses, taking the total to £313bn since June 2008.
"House prices are currently showing signs of faltering anew, which is likely to further encourage a net injection of housing equity in the near term at least.
This has brought the cumulative net injection of equity into houses to £133.2 billion since the second quarter of 2008.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist for IHS Global Insight, pointed out that the latest figure is creeping back up towards a record £10.2 billion housing equity injection seen in spring 2011 and there have now been net injections of equity for 17 quarters in a row.
Can something positive even be said about "naïve" economic impact (NEIM) studies that make the most basic error of failing to distinguish between plausible "net injections" of new economic activity into a region (e.g. via tourist spending) and mere "redistributions or diversions" of existing economic activity (e.g. via resident and other local sources of spending)?
So combined with field reality, several basic geology and production parameters are selected as basic parameters, such as permeability, porosity, net pay, injection temperature, production temperature, steam injection volume (cold water equivalent), liquid production rate and oil production rate.
The main ingredients of the algorithm include multiple-feedback sensors, actuators (with zero net mass injection) and a control strategy.
An active flow control strategy based on zero net mass injection is designed and implemented to assess its efficacy.
