Sentence examples for recent leakage from inspiring English sources

Despite this, normal incident amplitudes, derived from pre-stack data, cross-plotted against amplitude gradients suggest a methodology for distinguishing wet sandstones from gas and oil in this basin in the absence of recent leakage.

The recent nuclear leakage accidents have made evacuation a leading issue in engineering emergency management.

Recent roof leakage incidents at numerous prestigious buildings such as parliament house, high court and other government buildings has sparked more awareness among the engineering fraternity on the importance of good and systematic building maintenance.

The loss of every child benefit record in the country is only the most spectacular recent example of leakage from a supposedly secure database.

With drastic scaling down of devices at recent technology level, leakage power has also become an important design parameter to be considered during synthesis.

Phonenews.com has some new ish) information concerning Sprint's Q4 selection of telecommunication devices, thanks to some recent internal document leakage.

Some recent estimates of leakage have challenged the benefits of switching from coal to NG, a large near-term greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction opportunity (1 3).

That's the conclusion reached by two Wharton finance researchers in a recent paper exposing the "leakage" of insider trading information within brokerages by market makers and suggesting that the practice may need additional regulation.

In fact, a recent study links fibrinogen leakage into the brain parenchyma with neuronal damage in Alzheimer's disease (Cortes-Canteli et al., 2010).

Though the Indians claim (inaccurately) an unblemished record in recent years in preventing the leakage of weapons secrets, their first bomb for that is what it was was knocked together using technologies and materials provided for civilian use.

In contrast, however, a more recent study has indicated the leakage of the tracer PTS into the primary root through the breaks created by lateral root emergences in both a salt sensitive cultivar IR20 and Pokkali plants (Krishnamurthy et al. [2011]).