(Potential Twitter version: Bushies, asleep at switch, drunk on oil, missed boat).
Gas being miscible with the oil reduces the IFT which improves the displacement efficiency, and recovery of the top oil missed during water injection.
Likewise, limiting yourself to the same old combination of red wine vinegar and olive oil misses out on the huge range of flavors achievable in a vinaigrette.
I initiated investigations into why millions of barrels of crude oil went missing from an oil field in 2008; presumably, the proceeds had gone into the pockets of the elite.
For example, he said oil prices plummeted in the late 1990's after the International Energy Agency's widely followed monthly oil market report said that hundreds of millions of barrels of oil were missing from the world's oil markets.
He should attack corruption: instead, he sacked the central-bank governor who raised the alarm over billions of dollars in oil revenues missing from the state coffers.
Fragrant fennel salad brought a confident sweet-sharp mix of fennel chips, sweet walnuts and pecorino, but olive oil was missing from the highly astringent lemony dressing.
Genes for the special features of the non-food industry oil are missing and must be brought to plants by genetic engineering to improve or develop new crops tailoring the industry's needs.
However, and in order to explore its potential utilization for industrial and commercial purposes, scientific studies addressing the chemical composition, the action mechanism and the toxicological safety of the oils are missing.
After a January study concluded that up to 10 million gallons of crude may have settled among sediment on the Gulf floor, the company said, "There is no missing oil … Oil was dissolved, evaporated, diluted, biodegraded, photo-oxidated (chemical reactions caused by exposure to sunlight) or removed by offshore and shoreline response operations where feasible".
