Sentence examples for optimum exploitation of from inspiring English sources
Due to the strong heterogeneity and very low permeability of the formation, and the complexity of well trajectories with multiple hydraulic fractures; there are challenges associated with performance forecasting and optimum exploitation of these resources using conventional modeling approaches.
The optimum exploitation of heterosis requires that the available germplasm is structured into genetically diverse heterotic groups.
optimum exploitation of all northern shrimp stocks, with due regards to effective resource conservation and the orderly long-term development of the entire northern shrimp fishery.
The overall aim is the optimum exploitation of the entire resource for food production, tourism, recreation and, of course, the primary purpose of irrigation, hydro-electric power or whatever it may be.
Such anisotropy limits the optimum design and exploitation of the steel, and its occurrence has been attributed to effects such as microstructural banding and the associated delamination during fracture, and unfavourably oriented ferrite cleavage planes.
In general, DE has a good global exploration ability that can reach the region of global optimum, but it is slow at exploitation of the solution [10].
The initial BG concentration 4% w/v was chosen as the optimum with regard to a successful exploitation of the material for sufficient enzymatic production.
Resource managers and fishery scientists appear to often equate the two terms to some underlying optimum rate of exploitation.
Young kauri have a well-developed taproot, and it is possible that penetration and exploitation of free-draining soils is important for optimum growth (Morrison and Lloyd [1972]).
One of the most important challenges is the design of methods capable of automatic discovery and exploitation of problem regularities to ensure efficient and reliable search for the optimum.
The optimum reduced frequencies corresponded with those identified on stationary airfoils and it was thus concluded that the exploitation of Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities, commonly observed on airfoils, was responsible for the fan blade performance improvements.
