Sentence examples for producing liquid from inspiring English sources
It can be seen that for incomplete breakthrough wells with long injection-production distance and low fluid producing intensity, such as X43011 and X4503, the temperature of the producing liquid is low and long distance around the producers have not been heated yet.
A water experiment will demonstrate producing liquid water on Mars.
On Tuesday, Exxon plans to announce an investment of $600 million in producing liquid transportation fuels from algae — organisms in water that range from pond scum to seaweed.
That's O.K, if all he is interested in is producing liquid assets (these paintings tend to sell well); but if not, the challenge for him now will be to find a way to anchor his imagery in the present.
The process was first used in Germany about 1940 as a method of producing liquid and gaseous hydrocarbon fuels, such as gasoline or gas oil, and is named after the German chemists Franz Fischer and Hans Tropsch.
Other developments include producing liquid fuels from synthesis gas through an intermediate step of converting the gas into methanol at relatively low operating pressures (5 to 10 atmospheres) and temperatures (205 300 °C, or 400 575 °F).
Digital television has come of age at the same time as low-cost Chinese and Taiwanese manufacturing, and previously unheard-of companies such as Maxent, Sceptre and Syntax (which sells under the Olevia brand name) are now producing liquid-crystal-display and plasma flat-panel televisions at price points that are drastically lower than their name-brand competitors.
The mushrooms will start to produce liquid, so just keep cooking until it has all evaporated.
We've installed a wormery which takes all the suitable waste from the flat and breaks it down to produce liquid fertiliser.
The plant is supposed to produce liquid wastes encased in a radiation-absorbing glass and wrapped in stainless steel for long-term storage.
Nearly forty buildings will surround the machine, from cooling towers to a cryogenics plant, which will produce liquid helium to cool the superconducting magnets.
