Sentence examples for rates of pumping from inspiring English sources

And in the future, the Albuquerque officials warn, an established federal right to deliver less than the contracted amount of 48,300 acre-feet per year would leave the city no option but to turn back to the aquifer, which is already so depleted that at current rates of pumping, it is not expected to last more than another 25 years.

Data gathered between 2003 and 2009 show the seasonal recharge of the region's aquifers (the blue pulses in the illuminating animation above) but then the onset of a potent drought in 2007 followed by a persistent big drop in water amounts, 60 percent of which is ascribed to unsustainable rates of pumping in a study to be published on Friday in the journal Water Resources Research.

The rates of pumping from the wells were grouped in squared grids of 10,000 ha each.

Mothers who weaned early identified insufficient milk and sucking/latching problems as primary reasons, both of which substantially increase the rates of pumping and infant formula supplementation [ 36, 37].

By the end of the simulation period, the proportion of nitrate- and uranium-bearing water ranges seasonally from about 95%to65%5% for average rates of pumping (780 and 6650 m/d in winter and summer, respectively).

When calculating the multimodal viscosity model, the increased intrinsic viscosity reflecting the particle shape effects of concrete constituents, especially the sand and the gravel should be considered to predict more exactly the real velocity profile and the flow rates of pumped concrete.

At the current rate of pumping, the kingdom's reserves should last 83 years.

In effect, overpumping creates a water-based food bubble, one that will burst when the aquifer is depleted and the rate of pumping is necessarily reduced to the rate of recharge.

In a report on March 10, he said Iraqi oil fields, which still use 1980's machinery, could not sustain the rate of pumping reached last fall, when production hit three million barrels a day.

The maximum magnitudes of initial increasing rate of pumping current and load magnet voltage are: (1) 0.2 A/s and 25 mV and (2) 0.22 A/s and 34 mV, respectively.

This would lead us to believe that resistivity changes resulting from coal-seam gas pumping are related not just to the rate of pumping, but also the amount of material that has been removed from the pores.