Sentence examples for point gas from inspiring English sources
"Clearly at some point, gas prices would have a detrimental effect on the economy, but we're not there yet," Mr. Merkle said.
Treatments including Ta produced more gas (P<0.05) than the controls after 24 h incubation in vitro, whereas end point gas production at 96 h was not affected.
Standard industry practice to correct absolute gas permeability for what is known as the Klinkenberg effect is to perform single point gas permeability measurement and use assumptions or existing correlations.
Standard industry practice for determining permeability is to perform single point gas permeability measurements and use assumptions or correlations to get Klinkenberg-corrected gas permeability to be used in the dynamic model as the value for absolute liquid permeability or use values of liquid permeability based on a limited number of measured brine permeability.
At this point, gas breakthrough was not observed.
Point gas exchange measurements of A were taken under identical conditions of temperature, light and [CO2] at both 2500 and 3500 m a.s.l.l
Recently, manifold multi-point gas injection technology was adopted by engine manufactures to improve the response of the marine gas engine to load changes and the consistency of gas fuel supplied to each cylinder.
To create this, two points (gas injection point and end of tubing) are selected, then using heat balance equations the temperature of those two points are calculated.
Prior to each test session, a two-point gas calibration for oxygen and carbon dioxide (O2 16.10 and 20.93 %; CO2 0.00 and 5.20 %, respectively) and a turbine flow meter calibration (3-L syringe) were performed according to the manufacturers' recommendation.
Generally, the gas network consists of gas wells, gas pipelines, gas compressors, interconnection points, gas storage stations and gas loads [26].
Based on the gradually change of color between two points, gas breakthrough shows negative effect on oil displacement with large quantity of oil sticking in outlet point in later stage of experiment.
